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The Town of Mary’s Harbour is in the process of drafting a by-law to ban single-use plastic shopping bags.

Southern Labrador town to ban single-use plastic bags

Hillary Randell, new lifeguard for the Town of Roddickton-Bide Arm.

Lifeguard on duty: Roddickton-Bide Arm town pool to open for first time ...

Barry James Buckle recently busted a tire and broke a rim on the highway in Forteau, common on the Trans-Labrador Highway this time of year.

Straits residents hoping for new pavement on Trans-Labrador Highway this summer

Classical guitarist Joe Donaghey is moving to St. Anthony to coordinate the International Grenfell Association’s Music Program on the Great Northern Peninsula and southern Labrador.

IGA music program building on traditional musical interests of Great Northern Peninsula ...

Dr. Sivaruban Kanagaratnam (right) spoke to high school students about the process of a craniotomy, explaining with a craniotomy simulator, printed by the 3D printer, in hand.

New 3D printer to help doctors and students grow in St. Anthony

St. Anthony RCMP issues warning about CRA scam

A beluga whale has been swimming in Red Bay harbour since Saturday. - Photo courtesy of Vicki Hancock

GALLERY: Beluga whale visits Red Bay

The opening of Pinware River Provincial Park has been delayed due to lingering snow and cool temperatures this spring.

Pinware River Provincial Park opened for season despite some snow still hanging ...

Photos courtesy of Joan Blake

GALLERY: Polar bear sighting in St. Lunaire-Griquet

NL Champion Speller, Mattie Cull, 13, in Washington for the Scrips National Spelling Bee.

Provincial spelling champ from Roddickton made fun her goal at Scripps National ...

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The three divisional champions for gross score, from the left — Perry Stone (A), Barry Stacey (B) and Brad Russell (C). - Submitted

Perry Stone captures 2108 Grande Meadows Invitational

Published Jun 14, 2018 at 10:36 a.m.

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This view from the Lewis Hills, with Red Rocky Gulch below and Serpentine Lake and the southern side of the Blow-Me-Down Mountains in the distance, was one of the incredible vistas encountered by a group of hikers from Laurentian University during their two-week excursion in western Newfoundland.

Group from Laurentian University wowed by Long Range Mountain hiking experience in western Newfoundland

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Mayor's use of town email sparks policy discussion in Steady Brook

Todd Murphy is seen at the site of the new long-term care build in Corner Brook. He and other local ironworkers are upset no locals have been hired at the site.

Ironworkers still have no firm word they'll get work at long-term care build in Corner Brook

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Jeff Pitcher, left, has written a new play "17 Men" about the men from around the Cow Head area who served in the First World War. He's seen here with Colin Furlong, Marquita Walsh, Stephanie Payne, Claire Hewlett and Adam Brake in a picture from the Gros Morne Theatre Festival's 2016 Memorial Day Show.

New play by Jeff Pitcher tells the stories of 17 Northern Peninsula men who served in the First World War

Frank Russell poses for a photo with the Mi'kmaq flag that will be raised for the first time at Stephenville Town Hall during National Aboriginal Day on the morning of June 21.

Frank Russell proud Mi'kmaq flag raising going to take place after two decades of lobbying

Premier Dwight Ball speaks with reporters late Saturday night, at the Liberal general meeting and convention in Gander.

Newfoundland and Labrador Premier Dwight Ball gets ‘a big endorsement’ in leadership vote at Liberal convention

Rebecca Smith

REBECCA SMITH: Thin wallets and empty pockets

With so many options to get rid of it, why is garbage so easy to find in Labrador West?

Garbage problem needs to be addressed in Labrador West

The annual Minor Soccer Festival will be taking place on Saturday, June 23. The 2017 festival, pictured, saw parents, kids and community members have a good time.

Happy Valley-Goose Bay soccer festival coming up at MMC Sportsplex

MHA Randy Edmunds speaks in favour of re-designing the province’s coat of arms, before vote on a resolution to do just that, at the Liberal party convention in Gander Saturday.

Liberals want to redesign Newfoundland and Labrador coat of arms

Outfitters in western Newfoundland say salmon regulations are resulting in cancellations.

Salmon licences for non-residents available on Newfoundland’s west coast

Former NDP MHA George Murphy, seen here at the Liberal general meeting and convention in Gander, isn’t ruling out a run for the Liberal party in 2019.

Former MHA George Murphy not ruling out run for Newfoundland Liberals