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 MoreThe Paradise council unanimously voted to demolish a long-standing fort near Mercer’s Pond due to safety concerns, particularly fire hazards. Despite some community disappointment, officials emphasized the importance of prioritizing public safety in densely wooded areas. The fort has been removed.
Read MoreCouncillor Amanda Dowden expressed her disappointment at poor communication regarding Malcolm Seymour’s resignation as chairman of a committee during a July 21 council meeting. Mayor Sam Slade apologized, acknowledging his oversight in sharing the information with committee members.
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By Mark Squibb The new provincial government is committing more money to building affordable homes after the previous government fell
Read MoreDear Editor:I read with interest Roger Bill’s July 9th Shoreline article regarding the provincial government’s decision to suspend contributions to
Read MoreBy Ivan Morgan What is news? Journalists have been debating this question for generations. I am not here to tell
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb, The Shoreline The Town of Holyrood is still awaiting provincial government approval for the towns 2024-2034 municipal
Read MoreBy Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Olivia Bradbury Carbonear deputy mayor Fred Earle brought concerns about speeding to the most recent
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By Olivia Bradbury, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Spaniard’s Bay town council was taken by surprise when Deputy Mayor Gerald Sheppard
Read MoreBy Mark Squibb, The Shoreline The Town of Paradise will upgrade the St. Thomas Line wastewater treatment plant in phases
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