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The Gathering Place's slogan says "Kindness wanted," and that is exactly what Mary Crane wanted to show when she began her journey as an entrepreneur. Mary has been successfully running her business, Apricity Clothing, for six months. On Wednesday, Jan.
It is a place to relax on the weekend. Victoria Battcock Kicker News
Brenda O'Reilly, owner and operator of O'Reilly's pub on George Street, has stopped giving out plastic straws with drinks in an effort to make her business more environmentally friendly. "There's no need for a straw. They get caught in plumbing and they get caught everywhere," she said. "They're just useless garbage really.
Victoria Battcock Kicker News. Heritage Foundation Newfoundland and Labrador is dedicated to keeping heritage buildings up and running by reuse.
Three U.S Navy researchers were in Ferryland for six weeks to conduct an experiment called. C-Fog.
The Ode to Newfoundland's first public performance was at the Casino Theatre on January 21, 1902. In honour of the week of the 116th anniversary, Angela Warren's music class at Lakecrest School are performing the Ode.
Kyle had never been to prison before. According to the assistant superintendent Kelly Rowsell at Bishop's Falls Correctional Centre, he thought his life was over and he would never get a job. His real name can't be used due to privacy concerns.
Those who know about the haunting of Hell Hill Pond avoid driving the lonely Route 10 section during the night. Just beyond LaManche Provincial Park, a white wooden cross rests on an embankment behind a guardrail.
Hundreds of gently used purses will be distributed to the homes of single moms across the province this holiday season. The initiative, Princess and the Purse, was brought to the province a few years ago. It was started in Moncton by one of Renée Druggett friends.
The first of its kind in Canada, Spirit Horse Mental Health Program, has left a lasting impression on inmates in Newfoundland and Labrador.
PLIAN hosts annual Youth Justice Camp for youth in NL to learn about legal and law justice.
Inmates at West Coast Correctional Centre are planting potatoes and flowers to donate to the towns of Stephenville and Kippens.
By: Victoria Battcock Some are pulled towards the calling of helping others. Here's one such story === Katherine Kavanagh is from Cape Broyle and has been collecting pull tabs for about five years. Her biggest year yet was just tallied up at a total of around 119,000 tabs.