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With Coun. Mike Tobin in the background, Deputy Mayor Susan Fowlow is seen at the last regular general meeting of the Stephenville town council.

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There were no serious injuries after an SUV overturned following a collision in Mount Pearl Monday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

SUV overturns during two-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl Monday night

Chase Wareham, 6, goes for a strike in the human bowling activity set up for sliders at Margaret Bowater Park during Family Fun Day in the Park on Monday, Day 4 of the Corner Brook Winter Carnival.

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A 15-vehicle pileup near Birchy Narrows sent six people to hospital.

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The Holocaust

Natan Nevo surrounds himself with colourful artwork at his Clayton Park home. The artwork represents an outlook on life much different than his days hiding in Poland and Serbia.

The Holocaust - Halifax's Natan Nevo paints over dark days of war with a positive look at life and people

Updated Jan 25, 2019 at 1:21 p.m.

['Holocaust survivor Philip Riteman shows students at Thorburn Consolidated School his tattoo, ‘98706,’ on his arm. It was the number he was given as he entered Auschwitz Concentration Camp in 1941. He spoke with students about the holocaust, the Second World War and the need to stand up to evil and never compromise our freedoms. JOHN BRANNEN – THE NEWS']

Holocaust survivor Philip Riteman dies

Updated Jan 25, 2019 at 1:24 p.m.

Second World War French spy Marthe Cohen in St. John’s on Wednesday.

Holocaust survivor on St. John's visit calls for vigilance

Updated Jan 25, 2019 at 1:24 p.m.

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There were no serious injuries after an SUV overturned following a collision in Mount Pearl Monday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

SUV overturns during two-vehicle collision in Mount Pearl Monday night

Chase Wareham, 6, goes for a strike in the human bowling activity set up for sliders at Margaret Bowater Park during Family Fun Day in the Park on Monday, Day 4 of the Corner Brook Winter Carnival.

SLIDESHOW: Corner Brook Winter Carnival Family Fun Day 2019

Photos courtesy Joan Knight

A 15-vehicle pileup near Birchy Narrows sent six people to hospital.

Off-duty Corner Brook firefighter Simon Knight was able to offer help at highway accident scene

This year's Leifling is 10-year-old Ella Rashleigh, a Grade 5 student at Ecole CC Loughlin. Here in all her Viking gear is Ella (left) with Leif the Lucky.

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Dennis and Mary Byrne of Stephenville, the husband and wife involved in an accident on Trans-Canada Highway near Pinchgut Lake in December, are seen here with their daughter Trina Byrne on a bench at Stephenville beach. Mary died in the accident and Trina has been with her dad who is still on the mend in St. John’s.

Dennis Byrne on the long road to recovery after pre-Christmas accident

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Calvin Kenny, 26, is taken back into custody by a sheriff’s officer at provincial court in St. John’s Thursday afternoon. Kenny and co-accused Chesley Lucas, 23, will be back in court Sept. 7, at which time they may be sentenced for their roles in the death of 25-year-old Steven Miller last year.

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Chief Jean-Charles Piétacho of the Conseil des Innu d’Ekuanitshit (right) and lawyer for the Conseil des Innu d’Ekuanitshit, David Schulze of Dionne Schultz, stand outside the hearing room in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Monday after Piétacho’s testimony.

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St. John’s Coun. Maggie Burton brought forward two motions Monday evening, both of which council voted in favour of. The first will give council more discretion to waive parking requirements for new developments. The second will see city staff study parking minimums for developments citywide.

St. John's city council vote allows waiving of parking requirements downtown

St. John’s Coun. Jamie Korab said many residents in the Cowan Heights area have been asking to implement a Neighbourhood Watch program, so he’s organized an information session on Feb. 26 to start the process.

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Katherine Skanes, stock assessment biologist with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans, discusses the latest northern shrimp stock assessment report with members of the media in St. John’s Monday.

Key area off province’s northeast coast shows small increase in fishable biomass of shrimp

Members of the Labrador Land Protectors hold signs outside the public hearings for the Muskrat Falls Inquiry on Monday at the Lawrence O’Brien Arts Centre in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, as the hearings prepare to dive into the project’s construction costs. The group includes (from left) Eldred Davis, Jim Learning and John Learning.

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