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Meet the N.L. couple finding happiness in pet pigeons - Vimarsana News

Meet the N.L. couple finding happiness in pet pigeons

Whether wandering around the Avalon Mall or walking along the harbourside during cruise ship season, Matthew and Jay Howlett regularly draw curious glances from passersby. Proudly perched on either one’s shoulder is a pigeon wearing pants, and chances are his name is Mr. Earl Grey.

Source: cbc.ca
Bus Service Cancelled, Post-Secondary Institutions Closed as Clean-Up Continues in Eastern Newfoundland - Vimarsana News

Bus Service Cancelled, Post-Secondary Institutions Closed as Clean-Up Continues in Eastern Newfoundland

The two-day storm continues to hamper the transportation network in many areas including the metro region. Met...

Source: vocm.com
Witless Bay Man Wins $2 Million on Scratch Ticket - Vimarsana News

Witless Bay Man Wins $2 Million on Scratch Ticket

A man from Witless Bay is the province's newest millionaire. James Dinn plays the lotto often and decided to p...

Source: vocm.com
From the classroom to the fire hall: retired teacher is Witless Bay's first female fire captain - Vimarsana News

From the classroom to the fire hall: retired teacher is Witless Bay's first female fire captain

The Witless Bay volunteer fire department has been around for 34 years. And in that time, there's never been a female captain — until now. Chrystal Kelly is now one of four captains at the department, after volunteering her time there for 17 years.

Source: cbc.ca
Golden years, lonely sunsets - Vimarsana News

Golden years, lonely sunsets

Their spouses have died, their children have grown up and moved away, and they have no close friends around. For some seniors, loneliness is a way of life, one that has them marking endless hours and days by themselves — and wondering what went wrong.

Source: cbc.ca