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  • Open for business

    When it comes to farming in this province, most of the work is being...

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    Rochelle Roberts
    February 3, 2012
  • Ongoing battle

    Andrew Murley isn't someone who gives up easily.

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    Rochelle Roberts
    February 2, 2012
  • Making a statement

    The Gander Bantam A Flyers outscored its opponents 22-8 at this past...

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    Rochelle Roberts
    February 2, 2012

FARM FRIENDLY — The Newfoundland and Labrador Federation of Agriculture is encouraging local farmers to open their doors to the public and venture into agritourism. Gerry Sullivan, Agriculture Awareness and Agritourism Coordinator with the federation, spoke to nearly 100 farmers at the federation’s annual general meeting held last month in Gander.

Open for business

When it comes to farming in this province, most of the work is being done behind closed doors, so to speak.

Terri Saunders
February 3, 2012

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NEW COLOURS — Gambo’s Travis Wilkins is now competing for the Kemptville 73’s after being dealt there from the Kanata Stallions in September.

New team, same goals

For Gambo's Travis Wilkins, a fresh start is all he wanted.

Matt Molloy
February 2, 2012

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ICE AGE – Appleton Mayor Derm Flynn is ecstatic when it comes to this year’s Winterfest activities. Not only is the festival celebrating 20 years, a gala to recognize the town’s 50th anniversary will also take place. However, one of the most exciting aspects of the extended festival is the town’s new synthetic-surfaced ice rink, which will play an important role in this year’s festival activities, as well as for many years to come.

Full festival

Winter fun comes in many shapes and forms, and most can be found in one location later this month.

Kevin Higgins
February 2, 2012

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THE FAMILY THAT READS TOGETHER … One of the focuses of national Family Literacy Day will be encouraging parents to start reading with their children on a regular basis, starting at a pre-school age. Carla Skinner and her son, Logan, 4, take some time each day to curl up with a favourite book.

Early education

Children who learn to read at a very young age will likely continue to love reading throughout their lives.

Terri Saunders
January 20, 2012

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Bypass road for Kittiwake Coast

Dear editor, I am a resident of Bonavista North, and I am concerned about the time and distance it takes to get to Gander. A few weeks ago, I was out on my dirt bike and had an accident and needed...

February 2, 2012

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