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This “Open Mike” column originally started out as a one-year anniversary piece about the COVID-19 pandemic that you may have heard about. Decided there will be…
Article content This âOpen Mikeâ column originally started out as a one-year anniversary piece about the COVID-19 pandemic that you may have heard about. Decided there will be lots of stories and media (too many?) on that story. Instead decided to write a column about Ireland as St. Patrickâs Day draws near. The theme is based on the Irish saying, âA good laugh and a long sleep are the two best cures for anything.â So hopefully this St. Patrickâs Day column will give you a good laugh and you wonât have a long sleep until you are finished reading it.
Article content This âOpen Mikeâ column originally started out as a one-year anniversary piece about the COVID-19 pandemic that you may have heard about. Decided there will be lots of stories and media (too many?) on that story. Instead decided to write a column about Ireland as St. Patrickâs Day draws near. The theme is based on the Irish saying, âA good laugh and a long sleep are the two best cures for anything.â So hopefully this St. Patrickâs Day column will give you a good laugh and you wonât have a long sleep until you are finished reading it.
Newfoundland, southern Labrador get another onslaught of winter All of Newfoundland and most of southern Labrador is under some kind of weather warning Tuesday, as transit, government offices and municipal services are closed or delayed opening due to the stormy conditions. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Mar 02, 2021 6:57 AM NT | Last Updated: March 2 A severe winter storm is set to roll through Newfoundland and southern Labrador Tuesday.(Colleen Connors/CBC)
Seniors are locked in again. But this retirement home found the cure for isolation blues More than 6,000 seniors in long-term care homes across the province have been riding a roller-coaster of pandemic restrictions for almost one year. But some of them are content to be cut off. Social Sharing