These are the times that try men’s souls. These are the days where winter sets in with the grip of Grim Death.
The Christmas guests and visitors have all gone and the ornaments put away. The last note from the final playing of The Little Drummer Boy has mercifully faded
Regular readers of this page will recall that one of the only things my daughter wanted for Christmas this past year was ribbon for her ancient typewriter. Well, Santa came through with flying colours and my not-so-wee-one-anymore is now happily clicking away yet again, so all is right in her
By Alex Green
Cool parties are all about the music, drinks and some great company. You have to get every bit right for your Super Bowl party to be the talk of the neighborhood for weeks. Get the perfect recipes, drinks, and party sound devices to shake up the neighborhood.
Matt Wright on manners, honesty & enjoying the growth
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While Matt Wright might say he’s doing “a whole lot of nothing” at the moment, nothing could be further from the truth. As his dog barks at passersby and he (oh-so-kindly and mannerly) asks for silence, the always funny Wright
In this touching, powerful one-on-one, an emotional Sharon Snow shares what it’s like to reach half a century while reflecting on life, family, and her 27 years with Newfoundland Broadcasting
Sharon Snow had big shoes to fill the evening of January 14. Filling in for NTV’s chief Meteorologist Eddie Sheerr
A simple act of kindness led to a remarkable connection from the U.S. to Newfoundland and Labrador
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While vacationing in Florida with his family this summer, RNC K-9 officer Const. Billy Kennedy visited the Tampa Police Department to pay tribute to a fallen officer who grew up in NL.
One of the most special treasures I’ve been gifted is being an auntie to two little boys, one who just turned two and another who is 16 months old.
I adore these two. Maybe it’s because I’m now old enough to be a nan myself or that I realize my
Four Oscar nominees, two winners, a celebrated screenwriter and a setting you’d kill for. What could go wrong? The Herald reviews the sultry, stylish thriller Serenity, with a twist that will have movie buffs talking for years.
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On paper, Serenity is everything you want, no, need, out of an
Newfoundland ex-pat and Baytown frontman Matt Cooke brings the haze and atmosphere with his moody new project Mawzy
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The dictionary of Newfoundland English defines mauzy (or spelled mausey or mawzy) as damp and warm, muggy, close or foggy. It’s a term us locals know well, particularly in the sticky,
