The show is about the lives of five women working on the base in 1963.
To the Girls is a play about life in Stephenville when the Americans had a base there. The show, written by Meghan Greeley, starts tonight in Corner Brook at the Arts and Culture Centre. Leah Dawn Helena says it’s about the lives of five women working on the base in 1963. Helena says there are a lot of different cultures in the Stephenville area. To the Girls will show in Grand Falls-Winsor on Wednesday and Gander on Friday.
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Port Saunders RCMP say the missing 58-year-old man has been located
Port Saunders RCMP thanks the public for their assistance.
Resource Enforcement officers looking for information about a fire in Trout River
The fire was set only 500 metres away from a residential structure.
Wild Cove opens for regular operations but crews continuing to smother the fire
Anyone heading to the landfill should expect longer wait times and follow staff directions.
Qalipu First Nation Chief and Council met in St. John's for the first time to include members in that area
Brad Evoy is the Chief Administrative Officer with QFN. He says the room was packed and the focus was on key priorities, like language revitalization and housing instability.
Route 340 near Lewisporte is closed both ways due to a motor vehicle collision
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