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Why the U-Pass

November 1, 2018 Amy Cleary 0

Remembering the Grace

November 1, 2018 Ashley Sheppard 9

‘We went there all as strangers, but we left as best friends and family.’

Celebrating hope in tough times

November 1, 2018 Alex Kennedy 0

Churches in St. John’s and the Avalon are coming together to celebrate music and belief in the gospel.

Massage parlour moratorium to be lifted by end of 2018

October 25, 2018 Ashley Sheppard 0

‘I never thought about the fact that if this closes down…Where would I go? I’d probably end my career.’

‘They’re encouraging us to lie to our customers’

October 25, 2018 Andrew Waterman 0

NLC believes the Dabber Hashery is in violation of the Cannabis Act for telling legal-age customers their products are for cannabis.

Pete Maloney has his dancing shoes and is ready to become a dancing zombie because he loves to dance. Maloney is just having trouble getting past the door that locks when it closes.

Thrilling Zombie Dancers

October 25, 2018 Melissa Wong 0

Local zombie volunteers put on their face paint and learn to dance to Michael Jackson’s Thriller

Rawlins Cross pilot project unsafe for pedestrians, some say

October 15, 2018 Tyler Dunne 0

Transforming the intersection into a traffic circle hasn’t improved anything, say some drivers.

Healing with Guitars

October 15, 2018 Amy Cleary 0

Local conflict between vegans and agriculture industry

October 11, 2018 Margaret Harvey 8

Over Thanksgiving weekend, Anonymous for the Voiceless promoted veganism through a display of graphic content. The Federation of Agriculture is not pleased with it. Margaret Harvey Kicker News

Eddie Sheerr generates his own forecasts when he forecasts the weather. He is at his desk keeping track of Hurricane Leslie in NTV headquarters.

The Tempest ABCs

October 11, 2018 Melissa Wong 0

Weathermen and women cannot magically conjure hurricanes like Prospero, but they can name them.