After bringing down the Town of Stephenville 2019 budget, Coun. Mark Felix, right, chair of the finance committee, is seen discussing aspects of it with economic development representatives who were on hand from left: Bob Byrnes, businessman; Scott Locke, assistant director of Economic Development and Community Partnerships; and Candace Simon, director of the same agency.

Businessman Bob Byrnes agrees with 2019 Stephenville budget

Web-cam view looks west on Main Street, Corner Brook

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Andre Lecuyer appeared in provincial court in Corner Brook on Monday for sentencing.

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The provincial government has agreed to bring in legislation that will make PTSD a presumptive injury. —

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The Newfoundland and Labrador Liquor Corporation has closed its location in the Corner Brook Plaza and opened a new satellite Murphy Square location in Dominion. The liquor store takes up a space that was formerly used as a floral department.

New liqour store opens in Murphy Square Dominion location

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CINDY'S SNAPSHOT: Phil Vogler, Harbourville, N.S.

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Published: Nov 19 at 11:34 a.m.

Close and cold. Powerful fall storms have a way of churning up the waters of the Bay of Fundy. Phil Vogler snapped this beauty about 1 hour before high tide a Harbourville N.S. — - Contributed

Close and cold. Powerful fall storms have a way of churning up the waters of the Bay of Fundy. Phil Vogler snapped this beauty about one hour before high tide a Harbourville N.S.

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One man was injured following a snowmobile accident in the Goulds late Wednesday night. Keith Gosse/The Telegram

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St. Anthony Parks and Recreation director Scott Coish presented St. Anthony Dolphins swimmers Chole Clarke (centre) and Angela Cronhelm (right) their medals from the Gander provincials swim meet this summer. For the second consecutive year, Cronhelm took home the Top Female Achiever award for winning the most individual points in the 17-18 age group. Meanwhile, Clarke was presented her bronze medal for the girls 17-18 breaststroke.

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Saltos trampoline gymnast Joshua Skinner, a 15-year-old Corner Brook native, will represent Newfoundland and Labrador at the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, Alta.

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Byron Moores, originally of Red Bay, has been selected as a member of the Corner Brook Viking’s 5-pin bowling team that will compete in the 2019 Special Olympics NL Winter Games. Here he is pictured in the festive holiday spirit with Santa Claus.

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Caribou on the Great Northern Peninsula. The animal will be reintroduced to the Grey Islands located off the eastern side of the peninsula.

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Zach O'Brien scored his seventh goal of the season and added a pair of assists as the Newfoundland Growlers downed the Main e Mariners 5-2 Wednesday night at Mile One Centre. — Newfoundland Growlers photo/Jeff Parsons

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