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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Corner Brook Bishop responds to an order for him to apologize and leave early before retirement
This after a report was filed under the Misconduct Policy of the Ecclesiastical Province of Canada.
Pilot loses sight while on descent into Deer lake Regional Airport, police say caused by a laser light
Cpl Jolene Garland says those responsible for such actions can face charges.
Corner Brook MHA Gerry Byrne nominated for a national award on wasteful spending
Meanwhile, Byrne says the government of NL has very little confidence in the Canadian Taxpayers Federation because members of the CTF, particularly small businesses, need and want people to come and work.
Deer Lake RCMP encouraging parents to talk to kids about lasers after one was pointed at an airplane
The laser, which was blue in color, was held in place for 10-15 seconds and caused temporary visual interference to the pilot.
RNC issue reminder about safe driving with expected increase in summer traffic
With warmer temperatures, residents can expect to see pedestrians and bicyclists, more frequent activity near roadways, and an overall higher volume of traffic.
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On this show host Paula Sheppard speaks with Julia Abundo, Provincial Coordinator of HIV/HCV Services at ACNL.
