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Family Reunions are Incredible – Way Family Reunited After 25 years

August 15, 2014 Live Rural NL

It all started 25 years ago with a family gatheringĀ of close to 200 members of Augustus and Susanna Way convenedĀ in 1989 at the Flower’s Cove

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Community Spirit Soars in Town of Main Brook

January 27, 2013 Live Rural NL

The Town of Main Brook may have a small population of about 250 people, but it soars with community spirit. The Come Home Year Celebration

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A Winter Wonderland – Roddickton, Newfoundland & Labrador

January 13, 2013 Live Rural NL

Roddickton coined “Moose Capital of the World” is also a winter wonderland. I took some time to visit some residents, talk about local issues and

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Man on the Ice: The Rex Saunders Story

November 2, 2012 Live Rural NL

This summer I met Rex Saunders at the St. Lunaire-Griquet & Gunner’s Cove Come Home Year as I circled the tables of crafts, baked goods,

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Family – The Cornerstone of Our Lives & Society

July 24, 2011 Live Rural NL

Family is the cornerstone of our lives and society. The moment we were brought into this world we become a member of a family. A

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Christmas Traditions

December 9, 2010 Live Rural NL

The Holiday season is to be spent with loved ones. Sometimes they are not always with us in a physical sense, but are in our

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The Roving Newfoundlanders

August 10, 2010 Live Rural NL

Newfoundlanders & Labradorian’s continue to roam the world, passing on talents, exploring and making history. I’ve been reading Old-Time Songs and Poetry of Newfoundland: Songs

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A Last Will & Testament…

August 4, 2010 Live Rural NL

Three years ago, I was in Dartmouth, Devon County, England visiting Churches, Cemetaries and Archives in search of recordsĀ from the past. My Aunt and I

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