Our youngest book reviewer, eleven year old reader Lucas King, shares his thoughts on Carl English’s inspiring Chasing A Dream
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My name is Lucas King. I am 11 years old. I am from Mount Pearl, Newfoundland. I am a huge St. John’s Edge and basketball fan. This is a
A unique downtown cafe has become the cat’s meow when it comes to spreading pawsitivity, serving up not only sweet treats and beverages, but a good ol’ dose of pussy-cat love
Colin Eddy and his husband fell in love with the concept of a cat cafe while travelling the
John Crosbie will never be forgotten, whether it’s for his political legacy and prowess, his wit, or his fearlessness facing adversity
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The Herald had the pleasure of sitting down with John Carnell Crosbie on many occasions. Scanning the archives here at what once was The Sunday Herald, it’s hard to turn
In this touching, often turbulent tale, the legendary Carl English opens up, sharing how a boy from the bay wound up ruling on the basketball court
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Many have known that the Carl English story was one that involved both tragedy and triumph. English was born in Branch, later moving
Wayde Rowsell, former mayor of St. Lawrence and passionate historian, pens a powerful tale, one that left an imprint on his region of the Burin Peninsula during WW2
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Wayde Rowsell has long been the go-to guy when it comes to wanting to know about the USS Truxton & USS Pollux,
From George Street TV to Adventures Unknown, Newfoundlanders Donny Love and Kent Brown take staycations to the next level
When Donny Love and long-time buddy Kent Brown tackle something, they jump in with both feet – literally. There’s little risk when working with someone you trust. Who needs a
The fervent Donna Butt, co-founder and artistic director of the Rising Tide Theatre Company, once again tackles all topics for the merriment and betterment of us all
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If a rising tide lifts all boats then there’s little argument that Donna Butt and the fine folks at Rising Tide have
9 to 5, The Musical, is heading to the Arts & Culture Centre in St. John’s, bringing with it laughs, lighthearted moments and best of all, sweet revenge!
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Dana Parsons is chuckling at some antic of the unpredictably delightful Sheila Williams when this writer walks in, unannounced, during rehearsal.
John Crosbie will be remembered for many things. From his unprecedented victories politically at all levels of government during elections to his famous battles with everyone from Joey Smallwood to anyone and everyone who thought being political meant you had to be politically correct either inside parliament or outside of
One Newfoundlander takes pride in being part of the path towards success for others
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Chad Richardson might call LA home, but he’s a Newfoundlander to the core. Case in point? He posted an open invite for anyone in the general area to come for Christmas dinner.
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