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Public skating returns to Corner Brook Civic Centre

March 3, 2022 Brendyn Creamer Audio, News, Province, Sports 0

Public skating returned to the Corner Brook Civic Centre on Feb. 19. Residents and staff alike are happy to see it back.

Brendyn Creamer
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Corner Brook residents skate around the rink during an adult skating session on Thursday. Information on the various activities at the Corner Brook Civic Centre is available on their website. — **Corner Brook residents skate around the rink during an adult skating session on Thursday, Feb. 24. Information on the various activities at the Corner Brook Civic Centre is available on its website.** *(Brendyn Creamer/Kicker)*

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