The Public Utilities Board’s biweekly pricing adjustment for maximum fuel prices in Newfoundland and Labrador today saw only slight adjustments.

Eastern Health has advised the public it has started the vaccination of children from Kindergarten to Grade 3.

Health and Community Services Minister Jerome Kennedy has announced the priority groups to receive the H1N1 vaccine will be further expanded effective tomorrow, Nov.

The Burin Peninsula District RCMP is seeking the assistance of the community in solving a case of mischief. Someone, using a paintball gun Oct. 11, shot at a house on Water Street in Marystown.

The Offshore Helicopter Safety Inquiry has advised Robert Decker – the lone survivor of the Mar.

It’s one of those reverse cases where coming first is not so good. Schools on the Burin Peninsula were the earliest in Eastern School District to begin reporting high rates of absenteeism last week due to the H1N1 flu virus.

Eastern Health and members of the Breast Cancer Testing Class Action committee jointly announced the conclusion of negotiations toward a settlement arising out of errors in ER/PR testing between 1997 and 2005 Friday.

Smugglers on the Burin Peninsula are using Seadoos to transport contraband alcohol from St. Pierre and Miquelon.

The Offshore Helicopter Safety Inquiry has advised Robert Decker – the lone survivor of the Mar.

Newfoundlanders and Labradorians are headed to the polls again tomorrow - this time, school board elections are the reason.

The Eastern Health Authority has revised its immunization clinic sites to include three more on the Burin Peninsula.