In like Dinn
By Chris Lewis | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 48 (February 13 2019) He’s yet to be sworn-in, but
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Politics
Joys wants town work done earlier and faster
By Chris Lewis | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 47 (February 6 2019) The Town of Holyrood is hoping
Read MoreReaching back to tax
By Chris Lewis | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 47 (February 6 2019) He did his best, but CBS
Read MoreBig return for a small outlay: Groups throughout CBS benefit from Green Team work, says Bent
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) It will cost the town some $3,500 up front, but
Read MoreFewer airline points being collected by CBS councillors
The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 46 (January 30 2019) There’s no freeze on travel as such, but members of
Read MoreParadise council hopes to send right signal with pilot project for the blind
By Craig Westcott | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 45 (January 23 2019) Paradise council is taking advantage of
Read MoreTown broadens rules for BIA appointments
By Craig Westcott | The Shoreline | Vol. 31 No. 45 (January 23 2019) The Town of Conception Bay South
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Harbour Main MHA maintains the ‘Way Forward’ is working
By Kyle Reid | for The Shoreline Heading into a provincial election year, Harbour Main MHA Betty Parsley said she
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Rowing his boat
As an election year begins, Avalon MP Ken McDonald finds himself immersed in fisheries and infrastructure files By Sam Westcott
Read MoreCouncil tackles Seal Cove’s rural and urban divide
By Mike Moore | The Shoreline The Town of Conception Bay South has voted in favor of undertaking public and
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