Bay Bulls projects surplus in 2019 budget
The Town of Bay Bulls is projecting a budget surplus by the end of 2019.
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Author: The Irish Loop Post
Setting the moose quota is a juggling act for provincial Wildlife
The moose hunting season will soon be closed. This will be the first time in many years that there will be no moose hunting after Christmas into January.
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Mysterious structure unearthed in Ferryland
After 27 years of digging at the Colony of Avalon in Ferryland, archaeologists are still discovering mysteries that have yet to be solved.
Read MoreMayor Mullowney happy with progress made in Bay Bulls
Rounding out 2018 the Mayor of Bay Bulls, Harold Mullowney, says he’s happy with how things are working out with the new town council, and is optimistic about the future.
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Kin Korner – Kinsmen Club of Witless Bay
The Kinsmen Club of Witless Bay and its eleven members would like to thank everyone who supported our 38th annual Santa Claus parade on Dec. 8th, making it without a doubt, “The Best Parade” ever.
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All around the circle and back again
When Ron Doyle looks back on his time with the band known as The Petty Harbour Boys, visions of kitchen parties, weddings and shindigs all along the Southern Shore come back in a flurry.
Read MoreCashing in on cannabis: Bay Bulls council puts feelers out to find a retailer to move to town
The Town of Bay Bulls council had a good mix of items on the agenda last Monday night during its public council meeting.
Read MoreEnforcement officers seeking moose, caribou poachers
The Department of Fisheries and Land Resources, Fish and Wildlife Enforcement, is seeking the public’s assistance related to incidents involving the alleged killing of a moose in the Town of Stephenville and a caribou near the community of St. Shott’s.
Read MoreHolyrood firefighters expand coverage to Witless Bay Line
Holyrood’s volunteer fire department is expanding its range of coverage to take in the old Witless Bay Line as far as the town limits of Bay Bulls and Witless Bay.
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Exploring the grit, dangers and hope of the original Christmas story: Former Witless Bay parish priest convinced to share collection of poems
At age 92, Fr. Greg Hogan is likely the oldest person in Newfoundland to publish his first book, in this care a collection of Christmas poems composed over the past quarter century since he took “early retirement” in his mid-60’s due to bladder cancer.
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