Brewery application puts Petty Harbour council in a tight spot
By Mark Squibb An application to convert the former Roman Catholic church (left foreground) in the picturesque community of Petty
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Bay Bulls hosts short but productive public meeting
By Mark Squibb It was a quick meeting, lasting less than 20 minutes, but Bay Bulls council managed to cover
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Race volunteer Linda Goodyear was all smiles last Saturday as Targa Newfoundland made a special stop at Alderwood Estates in
Read MoreSouthern Shore United Girls find the silver lining
Unable to compete in the metro soccer house league because of a lack of teams, the Southern Shore United U15
Read MoreBay Bulls hosts short but productive public meeting
By Mark Squibb It was a quick meeting, lasting less than 20 minutes, but Bay Bulls council managed to cover
Read MoreBelleoram man wins 40K at Cape Broyle Chase the Ace
Cape Broyle fish plant worker William Dominix, left, is donating a portion of his Chase the Ace winnings to his
Read MoreU15 Girls take the silver
Unable to compete in the metro soccer house league because of a lack of teams, the Southern Shore United U15
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Petty Harbour and Goulds boys help Hitmen hit the mark
The Galway Hitman are the 2024 Senior Men’s National fast pitch championships after a spirited competition in Saskatoon last week. Pictured are members hailing from the Goulds and Petty Harbour: from left, Sheldon Keough (Goulds), Team Captain Ryan Boland (Goulds), Colin Walsh (Petty Harbour), Ryan Maher (Petty Harbour) and Shane Boland (Goulds). Missing from the photo is Peter Kavanagh of Ferryland. Ryan Maher and Shane Boland are also the first two from this province to win both a junior and senior national championship in the same season. Submitted photo
Read MoreCouncils worried about trash talk at waste facility
Members of the town councils in both Renews-Cappahayden and Bay Bulls are sounding the alarm over allegations of harassment at
Read MoreBay Bulls tenders snow clearing contract
By Mark Squibb The dog days of summer are only just winding down, but the Town of Bay Bulls is
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