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Cleary named Newfoundland's sixth-best athlete
The St. John's Telegram is crafting a list of the best athletes to ever emerge from the province of Newfoundland, and Dan Cleary's emergence as a solid contributor with the Detroit Red Wings after struggling to ...
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15 ways to take a holiday. Yes, right now
... it) free torte at the Cafe Sacher Vienna. The fine print For details, visit transatholidays.com. ISLANDS IN NEWFOUNDLAND The holiday You want to pub hop. Your wife wants to ogle very large whales. Thus a standoff on how to spend your summer ...
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300-year-old Gabriel has historic ring in Ellicottville
The mighty bell of St. John's Episcopal Church heralds the 11 o'clock service on Sunday mornings with 11 tolls.
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A total of 8.03 inches of rain was recorded at the Melrose Power House. In 1957 the community received a 9.2 in.
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Former NHLer Ken McRae will be introduced in the next week as the Peterborough Petes' new head coach, The Examiner has learned.
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Portsmouth area religious services
Courtesy photo Margaret Bruziak Hopkins, area Suzuki violinist, will perform at Cape Neddick chapel on Sunday, July 20 with St.
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England v South Africa LIVE!! Sat Jul 19 08:04AM South Africa 152-4: Not long to go until lunch; South Africa have made slow, slow progress this morning, but they will be delighted with the loss of only one ...
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The mighty bell of St. John's Episcopal Church heralds the 11 o'clock service on Sunday mornings with 11 tolls.
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Christ Covenant Church, 2200 Sumneytown Pike, Kulpsville, will have special music performed by clarinet soloist Kyle Robertson and original vocals and guitar music by Gregg Robertson during the 9:30 a.m. ...
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Parks Canada tries out special GPS units
G2 THE CANADIAN PRESS ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - Parks Canada hopes to attract tech-savvy young visitors with a pilot project at two sites this summer.
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ST. JOHN'S, N.L. -- The captain of a fishing vessel that sank in 2005 in icy waters off Newfoundland, claiming the lives of four men including his brother, failed to properly train his crew, a judge ruled ...
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Boom times for 'have nots' redrawing economic, political maps
... from its natural resources. Skyrocketing oil prices are fuelling an extraordinary economic turnaround in Newfoundland and Labrador, where a fourth offshore oil project will soon be in development. Petro-dollars are transforming St. John's from a ...
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'Have-not' provinces now flexing economic muscles
Surging worldwide prices for commodities are transforming former "have-not" provinces such as Saskatchewan and Newfoundland into economic powerhouses.
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N.L. fishing captain failed to properly train crew in fatal sinking: judge
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. - The captain of a fishing vessel that sank three years ago in icy waters off Newfoundland's east coast, claiming the lives of four men including his brother, failed to properly train his crew, ...
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For all Roger Brooks has advised to attract people downtown - from adopting a marketable brand to pumping music into public squares - the consultant has on no issue been more emphatic than fencing: In January, ...
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Jordan Williams sifts through college offers
College options are piling up for 6-foot-9, 235-pound Torrington High basketball star Jordan Williams.
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2008 College Football Hall of Fame inductees
Football YAHOO! Football 2008 College Football Hall of Fame inductees 2008 College Football Hall of Fame inductees Jim Ballard, quarterback, Mount Union, 1990-1993: Led Mount Union to NCAA Division 3 title in ...
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Phillip C. Nobre, 71, of New Bedford, died July 18, 2008, at St. Luke's Hospital after a brief illness.
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Small Congregations Midway United Methodist
Editor's note: This is the second in a series of stories about small Tri-State congregations.
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