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Lost Police Magazine Located Intact
A loaded magazine that was lost by an RNC officer during a foot pursuit has been located. The magazine was found fully intact, says RNC Constable James Cadigan. The magazine was found by a member of t...
Jun 19, 2019 (Example magazine.)
Cape Broyle Student Celebrates 100 Per Cent Attendance
The students and staff of Baltimore School in Ferryland celebrated an accomplishment by one of their own yesterday. Trent O'Brien of Cape Broyle never missed a single day of school in 13 years. "Prese...
Jun 19, 2019
Local Musician Celebrates Raptors Win In Song
A Newfoundland musician is celebrating the recent Toronto Raptors championship win the only way he can...in song. Brad Tuck, best known as the drummer for Fairgale & Shanneyganock, penned the trad...
Jun 19, 2019
RCMP Investigating Break In At NF Power Substation In Summerford
Twillingate RCMP are searching for a suspect after someone broke into the Newfoundland Power substation in Summerford last month. Police say someone entered the premises in the overnight hours of May ...
Jun 19, 2019
Applicants Flood The Halls At Stingray For Career Fair
Approximately 100 applicants turned out for Stingray's Sales and Marketing Career Fair today. Applicants with various backgrounds and skills flocked to Stingray Radio on Kenmount Road to showcase thei...
Jun 19, 2019
Droves Of Bikers Turn Out For 2019 Ride For Dad
Despite the cold, foggy weather, bikers turned out in droves this morning for the 13th annual Motorcycle Ride for Dad in St. John's. Hundreds of bikers showed up for the opening ceremonies at Newfound...
Jun 19, 2019
South Coast Teacher Cleared Of Five Sexual-Related Offences
A teacher on the south coast whose life has been on hold for the past 20 months has been cleared of five counts of sexual-related offences dating back to the mid-90s when he was a teacher in Alberta. ...
Jun 18, 2019
Elections Worker Still Seeking Pay One Month Later
A man who worked on the provincial election May 16th says he has yet to be paid, and he's looking for answers. Ken, who asked that his last name not be used, tells VOCM News he worked as a deputy retu...
Jun 18, 2019
Working To Pay Off Outstanding Fines A “Win-Win”, Says Justice Minister
The province's justice minister calls a new pilot project that allows people to work to pay off fines a "win-win" situation. Andrew Parsons says an outstanding issue in the province is unpaid fines. T...
Jun 18, 2019
Petty Harbour Mini Aquarium Opens For Season
A popular destination in Petty Harbour is open for another season. The Petty Harbour Mini Aquarium features creatures caught along the Newfoundland shoreline and the displays vary from year-to-year. R...
Jun 18, 2019
