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The ‘Christmas creep’ keeps creeping
Some places in St. John’s decorate for Yuletide season on Halloween.
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Belize-Guatemala territorial dispute goes to the ICJ
After centuries of territorial disputes, Belize and Guatemala are taking the matter to the International Court of Justice. Hanna Lee, a Belizean citizen who lives in St. John’s talks about how the ruling may affect […]
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Port de Grave author sells out within first week
Mackenzie Nolan’s book Veal has been selected for the Indigo top 10 regional awards for Newfoundland and Labrador.
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The spirits of the LSPU Hall
Theatrical ghosts linger among the living because of unfinished business.
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‘Every child who plays here is a tribute to him’
Playground honours six-year-old who died of brain cancer complications.
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Creepy, crafty and curious
A local artist is taking taxidermy to another level.
Arts
Fighting fear with self-defence
St. John’s resident expresses concern about public safety. Local martial arts instructor believes self-defence can help. Kicker News By: Madeline Westcott Kicker News
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Walking soccer kicks off in St. John’s
There is a new soccer club in St. John’s that’s different than the rest – there’s no running allowed. Charlie Simmonds started walking soccer in Newfoundland after two head injuries forced him to find another […]
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Facebook pages frustrate local journalists
Fly-by-night news sites are popping up all over the internet – reader beware.
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Graffiti is still a concern for businesses in St. John’s
With municipal elections just around the corner, a business owner looks to the candidates for solutions on graffiti. Max Baco Kicker