A co-author of the report which recommended Sir Wilfred Grenfell College be given university status is frustrated at the lack of progress on the file.

An agreement has been reached to possibly sell the assets of Humber Valley Resort to a third party.

Mike Bruce, manager of community partnerships and programs from Service Canada, said you wouldn’t see people sleeping on the streets in Stephenville, just as you won’t see them in St.

The Town of Deer Lake’s full potential flashed on a slideshow presentation as the multiphase tourism and recreation plans were unveiled to member of the public Tuesday evening.

Larry Randell Curtis wanted to apologize to the RCMP officer for driving about 50 feet with him clinging to the side-view mirror of a van Feb.

Four brothers from Jackson’s Arm charged with poaching salmon appear to be on different paths to dealing with their legal matters, yet are undeniably linked in the court system.

A Deer Lake man is set to have a trial on charges of causing unnecessary pain to an animal in provincial court in Corner Brook next year.

While he is awaiting a bail hearing, the charges against Larry Hickey continue to pile up. In provincial court in Corner Brook Tuesday, another uttering threats charge came before the court.

A fully-functioning community centre can do a lot for a neighbourhood, and Ben Fitzgerald is counting on the redeveloped Dunfield Park Community Centre to become a source of pride for the community.

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 Gloria Pearce and her partner Ron House just finished building their home and garden and have now been told they have to move.

Sir Wilfred Grenfell College is hoping to host Memorial University’s new president before too long.

An Atlantic Coastal Action Program (ACAP) site in Nova Scotia reported in The Star as being in the process of shutting down operations will continue to run after all.

 A Corner Brook man has gone so far as remove a city guardrail to access land he is trying to develop in spite of what he says is unfair treatment from city officials.

The second wave of swine flu may be winding down in the western region. Dr. Minnie Wasmeier, Western Health’s chief operating officer for secondary services, said the number of possible cases in the region is steadily dropping.

A man ready to turn in the keys and everything else that goes with his old car for something not only better on the eyes but friendlier to the environment, it’s exactly what the representatives of Retire Your Ride were hoping to see.

After two extensions on the closing deadline of the Deer Lake incinerator, the last piece of garbage was burned at the site on Thursday.

Christopher Reginald Keough, 21, has pleaded guilty to several fisheries related charges after allegedly netting Crabbes River in late August.

Two men from Flat Bay charged with burning down a cabin on Flat Bay Brook Road were in Stephenville Provincial Court Monday to have dates set to enter pleas.

Loretta Kelly received a rare gift in late August when one of her Newfoundland ponies gave birth to a foal.