Winds of Change for Eddie Sheerr

By Dillon Collins Wind, rain, sun and snow, for over a decade, Eddie Sheerr has been the man of the hour when it comes to Newfoundland and Labrador’s weather. The longtime Chief Meteorologist and face of NTV’s weather coverage, Eddie stepped away from television, parting ways with the company this past summer. Though his followers…

A Resourceful Folk

Discarded colas barrels sparked ingenuity in Random By Lester Green Growing up in Little Heart’s Ease, the two most common wooden structures near the water’s edge were stages and fish smokers. The roofs and sometimes the sides of these structures were covered in metal sheets that my dad, William Green, would pronounce as “colt tins,”…

The Ghost on the Cart Road

By Mac Moss There it was again. A wispy, indistinct form flitting through the trees above him, just at the edge of his vision. He stopped, and without turning his head, backed up several steps and quickly turned his head in the direction of the apparition. But it was gone. He ran forward for five…

Ties to Home – Buried Treasures

By Dianna Brown With the shift in seasons, I wholeheartedly welcome the longer evenings of fall; the cool chill in the air, and cosying up in a warm sweater or blanket to enjoy a hot cup of tea or a bowl of steaming beef stew. Living out west in the city, I miss the rich,…