By Mark Squibb Holyrood’s summer water woes came to an end of summer climax when half the town’s residences and

By Mark Squibb Holyrood’s summer water woes came to an end of summer climax when half the town’s residences and

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.

The 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.

By Local Journalism Initiative Olivia Bradbury The Calico Steppers of Vanda Maunder Dance Studio brought a little bit of Newfoundland