Letter to the Editor
Trepassey honours firefighter for 50 years of service Gandhi said the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself
Read MoreTrepassey honours firefighter for 50 years of service Gandhi said the best way to find yourself is to lose yourself
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/November 11, 2021 At 10 years old, Evan O’Brien might be the youngest museum curator in the province.
Read MoreBy Staff/November 4, 2021 The Celtic CBDC approved 10 applications last year and provided counselling to some 119 clients, according
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/November 4, 2021 Volunteers with the Trepassey Veterans Memorial Committee say things are moving along quite nicely, though
Read MoreThe boys of Mobile Central High team are the 2021-2022 slo-pitch softball regional champions.
Baltimore School in Ferryland hosted the championship over the Halloween weekend, and the Monarchs went undefeated, before winning a hard-fought final game against Amalgamated Academy, coming out on top with a score of 12-8. The Mobile team consists of, starting in the back row, from left: Owen O’Driscoll (coach), Liam Janes (coach), Liam Tuff, Austin Swain, Basil Nawaz, Carson Lahey, Riley Burke, Kelton Power, Darcy O’Neill (coach); and in the front, from left: Jack Cahill, Caleb Savoury, Carson Power, Alex Gentry and Ryder Burke (team mascot). Missing from the photo is teacher sponsor and coach Lana Lawlor. Jackie Burke photo
Read MoreCeltic CBDC chairperson Nicole Bruce, left, along with Charlotte Kenny of Cakes by Charlotte and Celtic’s executive director Gertie Molloy cut a cake to celebrate another successful year during the organization’s annual general meeting in Ferryland last month. Charlotte was the recipient of the provincial Youth Ventures Outstanding Venture of the Year in the 17 years and under category. She also baked the cake for the AGM. Submitted photo
By Staff/November 4, 2021 The Celtic CBDC approved 10 applications last year and provided counselling to some 119 clients, according
Read MoreWhile dinosaurs no longer roam the earth, their skeletons still do in the Goulds, at least at Halloween, as these creatures spotted last week at 611 Main Road attest.
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 28, 2021 Well known Holyrood businessman, raconteur and country music fan Brendan Hunt left a deep impression
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2021 Members of the Bay Bulls heritage committee hope that with a little funding, a town
Read More