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Woman Smashing Car Windows on Livingstone Street Arrested

Tuesday, July 28th at 12:30am, RNC responded to the Livingstone Street area of St. John’s, where a woman was reportedly smashing windows out of vehicles. On the scene, officers arrested the 27-year old woman for property damage and breach of court order. She was held to appear in court this morning.

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Arts & Entertainment, Your Community

Your Community: ‘In God’s Pocket’ tells story of Florizel disaster on LSPU Hall stage

“In God’s Pocket” tells the story of the SS Florizel disaster. The play is written and directed by Victoria fuller, whose great-grandmother survived the tragedy. The show will be on the LSPU Hall stage from July 30 to Aug. 2. NTV’s Sharon Snow has more.

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Business, News

Bus company takes matters into own hands for lack of cell service on Burin Peninsula Highway

The absence of cell service on a section of the Burin Peninsula Highway is causing safety issues. It’s become such a major concern that a local bussing company has taken the issue into its own hands. NTV’s Ross Tilley reports.

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Business, News

N.L. craft brewers association welcomes deal for direct-to-consumer alcohol sales

Newfoundland and Labrador’s craft brewers association is reacting to a new agreement that allows direct-to-consumer alcohol sales across the country.

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News, Politics

Premier downplays comments from Quebec that Churchill Falls deal could be close

Premier Tony Wakeham is downplaying comments from the premier of Quebec that a Churchill Falls deal could be close. NTV’s Ben Cleary reports.

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Business, News

Forestry minister reacts to Cottle’s Island Lumber troubles

Forestry Minister Pleaman Forsey is reacting to news at the a lumber company faces closure. Cottle’s Island Lumber says Corner Brook Pulp and Paper is not living up to its commitments. NTV’s Colleen Lewis reports.

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News, Politics

St. Mary’s gets money to replace culverts as provincial, federal governments fund municipal infrastructure projects

The Town of St. Mary’s is getting funding to replace 34 culverts. It’s just one of 15 municipal projects receiving money from the provincial and federal governments. NTV’s Bailey Howard reports.

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