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Have Fans given up on the Edge?

February 7, 2020 Kyle Curtis Kicker Radio, Sports 0

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The attendance at the February 5th game hit a low for the season. The St John’s Edge organization is struggling to get fans to come to their home games this season. Kyle Curtis/Kicker

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September 28, 2023 Ariyana Gomes Featured, Immigration, News 0

They say apartments are available but finding affordable housing has been a challenge.

Young voters: a crucial vote in this election

January 29, 2021 Kyle Curtis News, Province 0

Politicians say young voters will have a big impact on this election.

Sweet new mural inspired by a taste of home

November 16, 2017 Adam Pike Featured, Metro 0

Newfoundland born artist puts a funky twist on a local favourite.

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