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Dwayne Tobin was one of the first athletes to be inducted. Pictured here with his brothers Darryl and Blair.
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Out of the ropes and into the hall

November 20, 2020 Matthew Hagerty 0

History in Newfoundland sports was made as the first ever inductions into Boxing NL’s hall of fame happened Saturday night.

man rides vintage moto ski alongside 1985 elan, hauling wood.
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Newfoundland’s snowmobilers keep vintage machines on the trails

February 27, 2020 Mark Quilty 0

The venerable and iconic Elan is one of the most restored and collected. Mark Quilty Kicker Five Elan Ski-Doos, that’s how many vintage snowmobiles Mark Hiscock has restored in Winterton, Trinity Bay. “They’re not mint, […]

Headshot of Pam Frampton
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New managing editor reinventing the word ‘newsman’

February 18, 2019 Jasmine Burt 0

A popular columnist is paving the way for other females at the Telegram

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Maps of paper skin and wooden skeletons

May 24, 2018 Kicker 1
Girl Guide leader Donna Tuck and Waterford Valley district commissioner Stephanie Lawlor
Lifestyles

Celebrating 100 years of Girls Guides in Newfoundland

February 22, 2018 Dylan Sheppard 0

Girl Guides in Newfoundland are celebrating Thinking Day and 100 years in the province, Girls from all over the city came together to share the Newfoundland culture in games, sing-alongs and mummering

Gerard Nash restoring a photo of a Navy officer in his home in St. John's.
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The photo mender of Newfoundland and Labrador

February 9, 2018 Tyler Mugford 1

A St. John’s man is using photo editing software to restore age-old photos – and reconnecting people with the past.

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‘When I smell kerosene or jet fuel, I automatically think of home’

February 23, 2017 Arthur Green 0

The Memory Mug Up offers a venue for Newfoundland seniors to reminisce and share.

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Ocean Ranger play brings ‘defining moment’ of history to life

February 10, 2017 Jonny Hodder 0

The Rooms is staging a production of Rig: Voices from the Ocean Ranger Disaster based on local author Mike Heffernan’s book to commemorate the 35th anniversary.

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