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Stephenville Airport to receive guarantee extension
The Honourable Shawn Skinner, Minister of Innovation, Trade and Rural Development, today announced that the Provincial Government has agreed to a request from the Town of Stephenville and the Stephenville Airport Corporation (SAC) to increase its guarantee of a bank line of credit from $350,000 to $600,000. The $250,000 increase reflects the long-standing support the Williams Government has provided to ensuring SAC’s competitiveness.
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| A tallest snowman competition was held during the recent Bay St. George South 2010 Winter Carnival. Winners were Bev and Nick Piccott and family. Pictured are Cole and Hailey Piccott with the prized snowman. Elaine Wells photos |
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09/03/10 9:50 AM
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The family at the Gold medal hockey game. Submitted by Gerald Hall |
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'The trip of a lifetime'
Seeing it on television was one thing, but being in Vancouver to see Team Canada win Olympic gold with a nail-biting overtime goal was much better in person.
At least one man from Stephenville thinks so.
Gerald Hall, his wife Odelia, son Warren, and Warren's girlfriend Emily, just returned from what Mr. Hall calls "the trip of a lifetime." (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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Georgian preps for 40th anniversary
This year marks the Georgian's fourth decade in print. While many great surprises are in store for readers, the paper also wants the public to be part of the anniversary celebrations. Readers are invited to share their memories and thoughts about the paper and its history.
It could be something from last years or many years ago - a funny or memorable story from something you read, about being a carrier, writer, correspondent, employee, advertiser, or anything else that springs to mind. Maybe you've been a subscriber since the very first issue. Or perhaps you remember an article or picture that really meant a lot to you. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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Lawyers present final arguments at assault trial
Lawyers in the case of a Sheaves Cove man who allegedly assaulted a neighbour in 2009 made their final summations in Stephenville Provincial Court last week.
Robert Rowe was arrested and charged with assault causing bodily harm, issuing threats, and resisting arrest after an alleged incident involving Shelley Jesso on Aug. 25, 2009. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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Ballet company to perform in S’ville
An evening full of fantasy and magic is coming to Stephenville Arts and Culture Centre.
Ballet Jörgen Canada will perform their production of the classic fairy tale Cinderella at the venue as part of a national tour on March 27. (more)
09/03/10 10:19 AM
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Changes made to Stephen Awards
In an effort to secure more nominations in its athletic categories, the Stephen Awards committee has made a few changes to this year's nomination process.
The male and female athlete categories have been changed to Junior Male and Junior Female Athlete of the Year, which is open to those 21-years-old or younger as of Dec. 31st of the award year. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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MP disappointed in federal budget
Budget 2010 does little to help Canadians facing challenges and who are still reeling from the recession.
This is the feeling of Random-Burin-St. George's MP Judy Foote, who provided budget comments to local media last week. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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Sick kid's telethon celebrates 15th year
The Bay St. George Sick Children's Foundation Telethon has been going strong for 15 years. Organizers hope this year is no different.
The telethon, scheduled for March 21, is the only annual fundraiser to support local families of children with illnesses who must travel for treatment. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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A tax by any other name ... - EDITOR'S VIEWPOINT
A few weeks ago, an Editor's Viewpoint discussed full body scanners being installed at Canadian airports. The crux of the argument was there would always be a certain amount of risk involved when availing of mass transit - and while the need to be vigilant about terrorists and their ilk would remain, one would hope that travellers' safety wouldn't come at the cost of themselves being treated like would-be terrorists every time they want to board a plane.
Well, folks, increased security is a reality at Canadian airports, and travellers are footing the bill. The federal government recently announced travellers would have to pay the fees associated with new security measures, including full body scanners, extra security staff and explosives detection. (more)
09/03/10 9:50 AM
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