Harbour Grace preparing for a major tax sale
By Craig Westcott/October 28, 2021 Harbour Grace council is finding itself something more than an interested spectator in a brewing
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 28, 2021 Harbour Grace council is finding itself something more than an interested spectator in a brewing
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2021 It’s October in Harbour Grace— the smell of fall is in the air, leaves crunch
Read MoreGUIDES OUT TO SHARE HALLOWEEN FUN—The members of the 1st Chamberlains Guides, in partnership with Chamberlains Park Action Committee, CBS
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 28, 2021 If you’ve driven through Holyrood lately, you may have noticed that some form of electronic
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2021 Of all Halloween traditions, the wearing of costumes is perhaps the best known and most
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2021 While truckers and other workers will have to wait a little while longer for a
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 28, 2021 The Town of Conception Bay South recently recognized a number of local small businesses at
Read MoreCHAMPIONSHIP FEELING—The Queen Elizabeth High girls captured the province’s 4A soccer championship on the weekend, defeating the Gonzaga Vikings 4-3 Sunday in a tight match that saw the Pioneers down 3-1 with eight minutes to go, before rallying with three markers to catch and pass the St. John’s squad. The win marked QE’s first provincial soccer banner in 24 years. Lauren Rowe led the tournament scoring with 13 goals. Chelsea Tibbo recorded two clean sheets as keeper in the Round Robin versus Gonzaga and Exploits Valley. The members of the winning team include (starting in the back row, from left): Coach Trevor Rowe, Aylin Baig, Ashley Rideout, Reagan Scott, Madison Sheppard, Hannah Rideout, Hannah Fudge, Katie Greenslade, Emma Sullivan, Brooke Vincent, Brooke Dwyer, Sarah Reeves, Madison Dunn, Anna Pike, coach Robin Brown; and in the front row, from left: Carly Hogarth, Molly Gill, Mackenzie Kennedy, keeper Chelsea Tibbo, Lauren Rowe, Katie Roul, Tyra Cable, Grace Butler, and Grace Nolan. Missing from the photo is teacher sponsor and Tournament Convenor Stephanie Walsh. The Pioneers went undefeated in all five games they played during the tournament, which was held at Topsail pitch.
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 21, 2021 The provincial government is hopeful that a business owner with deep pockets will be willing
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 21, 2021 The new council will craft a speed bump policy as the result of a letter
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