N.L. premier blasts ‘doom and gloom’ attitude

The MV Marine Eagle was temporarily taken out of service on Tuesday evening to fix an electrical issue with the ferry's controllable pitch propeller system. - Transportation and Works

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These two deer don't seem overly impressed with the recent snowfall on Darlings Island, N.B. (Bonnie Massey)

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A calm morning in Newfoundland and Labrador. - ggw

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A Pacific pink salmon was recently caught by local guide Tim Sharpe in the Gander River.

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Premier Dwight Ball praised local volunteers, recreation groups and politicians on their commitment to the project.

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Accepting the Volunteer Group of the Year award for Baie Verte on behalf of the Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre Auxiliary were members Greta Osbourne, Jessie Cramm, Barbara Forward and Elsie Decker.

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Jaime-Robin Walsh is this year’s Youth Volunteer of the Year in Baie Verte.

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Nikki Hutchings is this year’s Volunteer of the Year for Baie Verte.

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Memorial University professor Greg Wood is in St. Anthony this week to conduct interviews and further his research into the agricultural enterprises of Dr. Wilfred Grenfell. He hopes his research will be the initial step in bringing back a Grenfell farm or garden to the area. -Kyle Greenham

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Fire heavily damages Port au Choix home

The Gulf News

Published: Sep 29, 2017 at 9 p.m.

Updated: Sep 30, 2017 at 4:19 a.m.

Port Saunders RCMP responded to a single house fire in Port au Choix at 32 Dorset Drive on Tuesday. Port au Choix Volunteer Fire department was already on scene and had the fire extinguished quickly.

There were no injuries as the homeowners were not inside at the time. Police investigation to date has not led to an exact cause, however, the fire appears to have originated and contained in the kitchen. The rest of the house received severe smoke damage. The total loss estimate appears to be about $150,000.

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