Driver of hit and run in Carbonear arrested
by Staff/November 18, 2021 A 61-year-old man was arrested and charged in relation to a hit and run collision that
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Carbonear announces new committee heads
By Staff/November 18, 2021 The composition of council’s four standing committees was one of the first items of business settled
Read MoreProvince wants more info on radioactive storage plant proposed for Foxtrap
By Staff/November 18, 2021 required for a proposed radioactive storage and decontamination plant on the Incinerator Road in Foxtrap. The
Read MoreHolyrood looking for $160K in budget cuts
By Mark Squibb/November 18, 2021 The Town of Holyrood is addressing declining property assessments by docking four percent from each
Read MoreParadise sets policy to allow commemorative benches
By Mark Squibb/November 18, 2021 Those who have approached the Town of Paradise in times past about dedicating a bench
Read MoreInflation biting into CBS budget
By Craig Westcott/November 18, 2021 CBS council is facing a harder challenge than usual this time in crafting a budget
Read MoreHeard loud and clear
Paradise council says it will take Remembrance Day criticism into account for next year By Mark Squibb/November 18, 2021 The
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Prior to the puck drop for the start of an East Coast Hockey League game at the CBS Arena on Saturday, the “home team” Newfoundland Growlers presented the Town of Conception Bay South with a $15,000 cheque for local charities. It was gesture of gratitude for CBS coming to the Growlers’ rescue by supplying them with a home rink when the team was unexpectedly vacated from the Mary Brown’s Centre in St. John’s because of a dispute with St. John’s city council. On hand for the presentation were, from left: Trevor Murphy and Cody MacDonald of the Growlers, CBS Mayor Darrin Bent, and Ken O’Leary, also of the Growlers professional sports club.
Read MoreCBS to divert funds to save coast around Cronin’s Head
By Craig Westcott/November 18, 2021 CBS council voted Tuesday to reallocate a portion of the capital works road money it
Read MoreFirst came the fire truck, then came the Avondale fire department
By Craig Westcott/November 11, 2021 It may be one of those rare cases in government where the horse was actually
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