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Pantries for a good cause popping up in Mount Pearl
Cindy Hall has spearheaded a campaign to help those in need. With pantries set up around Mount Pearl, those in need can take what they need anonymously.
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St. John’s woman makes time to save lives.
Amber Brown of Ambers Safe Haven for Cats spends her time off rescuing stray cats, even nursing some back to health.
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Mount Pearl pantry plead
The increase in the cost of living in the province is making it difficult for some to put food on the table. Two Mount Pearl women are taking matters into their own hands.
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Driven to do it DIY
A costly collision forces a Torbay student to repair his car at home.
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A post-pandemic St. Patrick’s Day
With Covid restrictions being lifted, bars and pubs are anticipating St. Patrick’s Day to be the busiest since the pandemic started.
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Ear protection and the return to nightlife
Most people don’t wear ear protection at live events, but would benefit greatly in the long run. Chad Feehan Kicker News
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Freezing the mental health stigma
Two St. John’s hockey coaches have started an awareness campaign in memory of their high school teammate.
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They shed blood so that others speak their mother tongue
On February 21st, 1952 Bangladeshi people shed their blood to speak officially in their mother language . That day of the history is now celebrated as “International Mother Language Day”. Each year, the local […]
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Iceberg Alley Performance Tent changes seasons after Hurricane Larry
Iceberg Alley concert series producer Shawn Basha says staff worked tirelessly to salvage the contents of the tent following Hurricane Larry. He says the show must go on.