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HomeKicker RadioAudio Stories‘Door-to-door harvesting for the hungry’

‘Door-to-door harvesting for the hungry’

November 1, 2018 Victoria Battcock Audio Stories 0

Non-profit organizations go trick or treating for non-perishable food items for local food banks.

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Man holding halloween bag in front of decorations. — Charlie Murphy of PFLAG participated in his fourth Harvest for the Hungry on October 31. In previous years, the group collected up to 20 grocery bags of non-perishables.

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Overcoming challenges, why Alex Kennedy has a reason to be proud

School of Pharmacy students take in expired medication from people in the community to safely dispose it. Flushing expired pills down the toilet or throwing them in the garbage is a dangerous practice.

MUN School of Pharmacy, RNC hold pill drop day

April 4, 2024 Gema Pazmino Featured, Metro, Uncategorized 0

MUN School of Pharmacy students help the community safely dispose expired medicine.

Urban Market 1919: Local supporting local amid pandemic

November 30, 2020 Bailey Howard Audio Stories, Lifestyles 0

Urban Market 1919 is a new business in St. John’s providing local grocery and gift products in the hope of filling a community need. The market opened amidst the COVID-19 pandemic in early November, and […]

‘Now is the winter of our discontent’

October 3, 2024 Sharon Featured, Uncategorized 0

People are concerned about managing their heating bills as they face a seven per cent rate increase compared to last year.

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