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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RCMP looking for missing Deer Lake man 68-year-old Perry Green
Green is a Caucasian man with blue eyes, he stands about 5 feet 7 inches tall and weighs approximately 155 pounds.
Corner Brook RNC arrest an impaired driver who fled from police and struck three parked vehicles
The driver failed roadside testing and she was charged with impaired driving.
Waterline flushing underway for two weeks in the Curling and Mount Moriah areas
If residents do notice discoloration, they should run the cold water until the water is clear.
Corner Brook's little red street train, the Mill Whistler, should be back in operation soon
The train has been down since this past weekend and the hope is to have it back in service today or tomorrow.
Comments welcomed on NL's 10-year Poverty Reduction and Prevention Strategy
Written submissions can be mailed to P.O. Box 8700, St. John's, NL A1B 4J6.
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