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March 23 marked World Meteorological Day. As part of this, SaltWire Network is bringing its readers a series of weather-related stories

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Angela Nic was grinning ear to ear when she posed for this photo with her aunt Nettie almost 2 years ago. Sadly, Mrs. Wells is not going to be able to share birthday cake with family on her upcoming 102nd birthday. Find out how you can brighten her special day.

CINDY DAY: Reaching out to a special lady

Call for Indigenous business chamber of commerce in Atlantic region

This photo of Premier Dennis King, left, with athlete Bill McKinnon was taken on Feb. 19 at the annual Sports P.E.I. Awards banquet at the Florence Simmons Performance Hall at Holland College in Charlottetown.

DENNIS KING: Remembering Bill McKinnon, athlete and friend

WADE BABINEAU EDITORIAL CARTOON: Saturday, March 28, 2020

Rosemary Curley holds a copy of Mammals of Prince Edward Island and Adjacent Marine Waters, a book she co-wrote with co-authored with Pierre-Yves Daoust, Donald F. McCalpine Kimberly Riehl and J. Dan McAskill. It’s published by Island Studies Press at UPEI.

SALLY COLE: Rosemary Curley leads charge in researching and writing ...

The City of Charlottetown has purchased a SkyRanger R70 drone, like the one pictured here. It will be primarily be used by Charlottetown Police Services but will be available for use upon request by other departments in the corporation.

City of Charlottetown purchasing state-of-the-art drone for police ...

Head coach Billy McGuigan, centre, is shown on the ice with his Summerside D. Alex MacDonald Ford Western Capitals during a practice in December.

FIDDLER'S FACTS: A disappointing end for Summerside Western Capitals

Adam Perry, from left, and cast member Matt Cooke are shown behind the scenes of A Small Fortune.

VIDEO: P.E.I. man writes, directs $1 million thriller expected to ...

CINDY DAY: Facing the Wreckhouse winds

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Published: Aug 09, 2019 at 8:21 a.m.

Updated: Aug 09, 2019 at 8:23 a.m.

Longtime Telegram reader Doug Spracklin visited Cindy during her book signing at Coles in the Village Shopping Centre and shared his first hand experience with the Wreckhouse winds.

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