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Photo by Melanie Courage — Winners and new Hall of Famers recognized at Sport Newfoundland and Labrador’s Stars and Legends Awards Gala were, from left, first row: Maggie Connors, Laura Breen, Raeleen Baggs (representing her father, Ben Dunne), John McGrath, Helen Slaney (representing her son, John Slaney), Maria Clarke (representing her son, Campbell Clarke); back row: David Coates, Liam Hickey, Scott Critch, Ryan Garland (representing Kevin Higgins), Peter Densmore and Fred Healey (representing his daughter, Heather Healey).

Province's best for 2017 announced; Hall of Fame receives four new members

Travis Hann with his wife Crystal and their two children in December 2017.

Spanish Room man says he needs a job to come back home

Marystown native Glenda Power took over as the director of strategic communications for the RCMP in Newfoundland and Labrador on April 9.

Marystown native becomes top spokesperson for RCMP in Newfoundland and Labrador

Pauline Beazley, left, and Alfreda Grandy are longtime volunteers with the Burin SPCA.

Working at the Burin SPCA both challenging and rewarding, longtime volunteers say

Inmate at Clarenville women's prison dies early Saturday morning

A number of events have been planned for Kaetlyn Osmond’s return to Marystown this month including a parade, two ‘meet and greet’ events and several guest appearances by the World Figure Skating champion.-Photo courtesy of Skate Canada/Danielle Earl

Osmond's gold medal drawing attention from sponsors

Garnish fishers Corey and Cathy Legge getting their pots baited and ready for this year’s lobster fishery. - Allan Stoodley Photography

Fortune Bay inshore fishers gearing up for 2018

Galway developer Danny Williams speaks to reporters Tuesday at his St. John’s office.

Danny Williams condemns ‘negativity’ over Muskrat Falls project

FFAW president Keith Sullivan (left) and FISH-NL president Ryan Cleary.

FFAW calls for dismissal of FISH-NL’s certification application

Within West Block at the Confederation Building in St. John’s, personnel have been shuffled in an effort to save money by using all available space and bringing in more public-sector staff currently working in leased office space. — Telegram file

N.L. government pulls itself together, saves $2M per year

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Premier Dwight Ball praised local volunteers, recreation groups and politicians on their commitment to the project.

Formal complaint filed over N.L. Liberal MHA’s conduct

Accepting the Volunteer Group of the Year award for Baie Verte on behalf of the Baie Verte Peninsula Health Centre Auxiliary were members Greta Osbourne, Jessie Cramm, Barbara Forward and Elsie Decker.

Hospital auxiliary honoured as Baie Verte's Volunteer Group of the Year

Jaime-Robin Walsh is this year’s Youth Volunteer of the Year in Baie Verte.

Jaime-Robin Walsh is the Youth Volunteer of the Year in Baie Verte

Nikki Hutchings is this year’s Volunteer of the Year for Baie Verte.

Nikki Hutchings named Baie Verte's Volunteer of the Year

Memorial University professor Greg Wood is in St. Anthony this week to conduct interviews and further his research into the agricultural enterprises of Dr. Wilfred Grenfell. He hopes his research will be the initial step in bringing back a Grenfell farm or garden to the area. -Kyle Greenham

Research underway to revitalize the Grenfell Gardens

Progressive Conservative Leader Paul Davis speaks to reporters Tuesday outside the House of Assembly.

PCs hint at harassment in Newfoundland and Labrador Liberal ranks

Finance Minister Tom Osborne speaks Tuesday at the College of the North Atlantic Ridge Road campus about the government’s planned changes to its numerous web main pages.

Newfoundland and Labrador government going digital with service delivery

Betty Downey posing on the rainbow crosswalk in Baie Verte in 2016.

Woman behind Baie Verte rainbow crosswalk surprised by controversy in Springdale

A rainbow crosswalk in St. Johns.

Bonavista Peninsula and Clarenville area town councils weighing in on inclusion

Indian River High School’s Gender Sexuality Alliance’s proposal for a rainbow crosswalk was shot down by Springdale council on April 9.

Central N.L. town leaders weigh in on crosswalk issue

$['<p>Diane Crocker/The Western Star</p>\n<p>The City of Corner Brook is painting two of its crosswalks with the Pride colours. The first one, located on University Drive, was painted on Monday. The initiative, planned a few weeks ago to show support of diversity in the community, is even more relevant given the recent mass shootings at an Orlando gay nightclub. The second crosswalk is located at city hall.</p>']$

Northern Peninsula mayors would be open to rainbow crosswalks

Keyin College students, in partnership with the Town of Gander, applied the finishing touches to a pride crosswalk at the town hall on the morning of Oct. 5, 2016. The crosswalk was created to represent inclusiveness within the community and to also raise awareness about LGBTQ issues.

Gander crosswalk offers message of acceptance and inclusiveness: mayor