Holyrood Pond RV park gets conditional green light from Environment
The provincial environment department has released a proposal to develop the long dormant Holyrood Pond Provincial Park into an RV
Read MoreThe provincial environment department has released a proposal to develop the long dormant Holyrood Pond Provincial Park into an RV
Read MoreThese St. Mary’s Bay students are quick on their feet. The group of Dunne Academy Grade 4 students participated in the Newfoundland and Labrador Athletics Association (NLAA) Cross Country Series in Bowering Park on October 1. Coach Karen Hearn and students had a great day of races, with Kellan Robin placing first in the Grade 4 Boy’s race. In the back row, from left to right, are Cohen St. Croix and Kellan Tobin. In the front row, from left, are Katie Toope, and triplets Skye Corcoran, Connor Corcoran and Dalton Corcoran.
Read MoreBy Craig Westcott/October 14, 2022 The Bay Bulls – Bauline Athletic Association is asking the provincial Environment Department for approval
Read MoreFrom amending policies to purchasing equipment to borrowing money, Witless Bay council has approved a number of agenda items put
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb/October 7, 2022 Algy Windsor has served as Ferryland’s fire chief for the past 30 years and he
Read MoreSome Petty Harbour members of the Scouts group that gathered donations for Fiona victims include, starting in the back row from left, are: Marissa Lee, Zachary Whitten and Owen Chafe. In the middle are Hudson MacDonald and Grayson MacDonald. In the front are Mason Lee and Logan Stuckless.
Read MoreSt. Kevin’s Olivia Taylor is a Skills Canada National Competition medallist twice over. She’s earned the Skills Canada National Competition
Read MoreThe realignment of a turnaround on Bill Joy’s Lane is in a state of limbo after Bay Bulls council voted
Read MoreChef Kyle Puddister of Fork Restaurant in Mobile stirred, simmered and sauteed his way to victory in this year’s Garland Canada International Chef Challenge champion in PEI.
Read MoreSome of the student farmers who have helped make a vegetable and fruit garden and greenhouse one of the most successful gardens on the South Shore this year include, from left: Robbie Wickham, Joshua Boone, Courtney White, Luke Chidley, Rogan Ronayne and teacher Trent Templeman. Craig Westcott photo
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