Bullpen owner says customers help keep you on target
By Mark Squibb Amanda LeDrew was baffled when her husband Chris LeDrew first shared his plans to transform a former
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Family and a strong team at the heart of CBS bakery
By Mark Squibb If you’re looking for fresh, homemade breads and desserts in CBS, many folks will likely point you
Read MoreHome-based bakery gets approval at Paradise council
By Craig Westcott Paradise council has approved several home-based businesses, including a bakery and a government consulting company. The latter,
Read MoreHarbour Grace council gets update on Shree Hari Group
By Local Journalism initiative Reporter Olivia Bradbury The Shree Hari Group, the new owners of the Terra Nova Shoes building
Read MoreSpaniard’s Bay council to consider business advisory committee
By Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Olivia Bradbury Spaniard’s Bay councillor Darlene Stamp wants the town to set up a business
Read MoreBrigus councillor wants to address road risks near daycare
By Olivia Bradbury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Brigus councillor Gerald Mercer says something needs to be done to protect the
Read MoreBaccalieu animal shelter offering plushie pet ‘adoptions’
By Olivia Bradbury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Baccalieu Trail SPCA has launched a new program that sees children adopt
Read MoreNorthside Crescent wedding increases traffic
By Olivia Bradbury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Wedding bells aren’t music to everyone’s ears, including some members of Clarke’s Beach
Read MoreParadise approves infill over neighbourhood’s objections
Paradise councillors have approved an eight-lot subdivision at Carberry Place after extensive discussions and resident opposition due to concerns about traffic and tree removal. Councillor Antle emphasized adherence to municipal plans, promising a sidewalk for trail access despite mixed resident reactions.
Read MoreHolyrood to enforce business registration
By Mark Squibb Business owners in Holyrood who have not registered their businesses with the Town may be soon penalized.Council,
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