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Paradise man plays Spider-Man to entertain neighbourhood kids
PARADISE, N.L. — Watch out, Paradise. There’s a superhero roaming your streets helping rescue your kids from boredom — your friendly neighbourhood Spider-Man. Robbie Griffiths — a 31-year-old Loblaws supermarket warehouse ...
Newfoundland Fire departments help keep spirit alive during COVID-19 pandemic
Planning for Noah Simmons’ fourth birthday began months ago — the party location was booked, the dozens of invitations were sent, loot bags were filled and the cupcakes were made and frozen. But as the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic ...
Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officers doing their best to stay safe while working with the public
ST. JOHN'S — They work to make communities safe, but many Royal Newfoundland Constabulary officers are worried about their own safety and protection as COVID-19 continues to spread across the province. “The biggest fear most of ...
Some Memorial University students having tough time transitioning from classroom to online
A day after Memorial University shifted all in-class courses to online, thousands of students are getting used to a new routine and a new learning environment — home. As a result of the university’s closure due to the COVID-19 ...
ASL interpreters an important means of relaying key information to Newfoundland and Labrador's deaf community
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — They stand in front of media cameras, alongside politicians, doctors, lawyers and community leaders, delivering important information during important times. Many people don't understand what they’re saying. ...
Many relieved by Newfoundland and Labrador government's decision to close schools
Even before the provincial government announced Monday afternoon it would close schools amidst COVID-19 health concerns, Shanda Hopkins had her mind made up to keep her children home. “The school board (and government) should be protecting ...
Tips for talking to your children about COVID-19
ST. JOHN'S, N.L. — Psychologist Dr. Janine Hubbard said there is heightened anxiety and worry amongst children about COVID-19. Hubbard said the way that we speak with children about the issue can help to alleviate some of those ...
St. John's metro residents angry, worried about Muskrat Falls mismanagement
They can’t tell you details about the Muskrat Falls project and many don’t follow it closely in the news, but residents of the St. John’s metro region who spoke to The Telegram Tuesday afternoon know enough to realize it has caused ...
Resignation of political science head sheds light on Memorial University cutback concerns
The steady squeeze on Memorial University’s budget in the last number of years has plenty of people talking, and the conversation got louder this week after news spread that the university's political science department head is stepping ...
Memorial University's Noreen Golfman answers 20 Questions
A lot has changed in the 22 years since Noreen Golfman was The Telegram’s first subject of 20 Questions. In 1998, she was an English professor at Memorial University, teaching courses in film studies and literature. She went on to become one ...
