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• Outdoor rink worth every dime
  One night last week, a little after 10 p.m., when most people were either winding down or heading off to a night's slumber, a figure skater was ...
• Local martial artists shine at tournament
• Cranberries high-risk, high potential
• Region, family mourns loss of soldier
• Demolition preparation
  Work on the demolition of the landmark Stewart's Grocery on Main Street in Grand Falls-Windsor continued last week as workers donned protective ...
• Fessing up a good sign
  It was one line, placed in the top half of a provincial government news release on Friday afternoon, but the words were significant. As was the ...
• Fun day rescheduled
  Unfortunately, due to poor weather conditions, the 11th Annual Family Fun Day at Corduroy Pond has to be postponed and rescheduled for next ...
• Future still uncertain
• Our liberties
  We are inclined to avoid serious thought about freedom - as we do other fundamentals of life - until it is threatened. In view of what we see ...
• Further charges in child abuse investigation
  RCMP in Grand Falls-Windsor have laid more charges in an investigation they began on Jan. 22, 2010. As a result of a joint investigation with the ...
• Timeless article explains importance of freedoms
  Dear Editor: All these years I have kept an essay that was published in your Feb. 10, 1977 issue. The essay, titled "Our Liberties", eloquently ...
• Province assumes custody of closed mill
  In a news release this afternoon, the provincial government announced it is assuming custody and mangement of the former pulp and paper mill in ...
• Online comments should be thoughtful
  Sitting behind a computer is sometimes a great place to hide. You can bask in the warm light of the monitor glow and discover new information, ...
• A quiet book
• Mount Peyton Tournament
• Group asks people to take action
  Letters to the editor - Dear Editor: It has been announced that Dr. Setty, a St. John's rheumatologist is leaving the province this winter. A ...
• Time for change in union
  Letters to the editor - Dear Editor: It's time for change in the Fish, Food and Allied Workers Union, because if not, this once proud union will ...
• ABBA, Celtic Spirit Dancers style
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• Fatal snowmobile crash
  Lewisporte RCMP responded to a snowmobile crash at 4:30 p.m. Friday afternoon in the community of Norris Arm South. A 15-year-old resident of ...
• Making ice
• Police seeking public assistance
  The Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP is seeking the assistance of the public to locate a man who has been charged with failure to provide the necessities ...
• Tireless volunteer recognized
• Tragedy provides an opportunity to grow
  "Mommy, why do bad things always happen to poor people?" Children such as the five-year-old girl who uttered this question last week are not ...
• Exploring Honduras
• The mathematics of unemployment
  Benjamin Disraeli was a pretty good politician. He served twice as Prime Minister of Britain and was a member of the government for more than 30 ...
• Mine faces several charges
  A Millertown min eis facing several charges as a result of an incident that happened a year ago. Teck Resources operates a base mettals m
• Stabbing in Grand Falls-Windsor
  Grand Falls-Windsor RCMP responded to a stabbing on Friday night in the central Newfoundland community. The male victim in currently in stable ...
• Minister takes issue with column
  Letters to the Editor - Dear Editor: After reading the column: "The death of a superstar" in the Thursday, Dec. 31, 2009 edition of the ...
• Winter roadwork
• Leaving us with a smile
  When you utter his name most anywhere in central Newfoundland, the first response you will get is always the same. A grin. Ron Healey always ...