Profile of Jenny McCarthy

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• Two heads together
  Special to The Labradorian When Rachel Watts and Nykesha Gregoire started a business plan for their high school Grade 10 Enterprise Class they ...
• Local hockey players take on former NHLers
  Special to The Labradorian Local Habs fans were in for a treat on Apr. 2 as eight former NHL Hockey Players took on a team of Happy Valley-Goose ...
• The tea trend
  Special to The Labradorian For Brendan Waye, tea has been a part of life for as long as he can remember. Tea sipping is an Inuit custom he was ...
• I would skate 1,000 miles
  Special to The Labradorian The Lunchtime skate at the E. J. Broomfield Arena is no leisurely skate for 70-year-old Millicent Canning. She whips ...
• Natuashish chief preparing for the big ride
  Special to the Labradorian On Monday, Feb. 27, Natuashish Chief Simeon Tshakapesh was preparing for a snowmobile journey to Kuujjuaq, Nunavik, ...
• Happy Valley-Goose Bay hosts AAA provincials
  Special to the LabradorianThe Tri Pen Ice AAA midgets will be headed to New Brunswick in March after a seven to one victory in the championship ...
• Mega tournament brings mega results
  Story and photos by Jenny McCarthyWith 20 teams on the roster, this year’s Lake Melville Extreme Minor Hockey Mega Tournament was one of the ...
• Labrador team takes banner at Quebec tournament
  Special to the LabradorianA team of Central and Coastal Labrador residents travelled to Blanc Sablon, Quebec for an annual hockey showdown on ...
• Contractor withdraws proposal for work camp
  Special to The Labradorian Seating and standing room was filled at the Happy Valley-Goose Bay council chambers on Jan. 5 as close to 100 ...
• Planning for good things to come
  Special to the Labradorian With all the action in Central Labrador this past year, Happy Valley-Goose Bay Mayor Leo Abbass had difficulty ...
• Remembering Christmas in the country
  It is the Christmases in Nutshimit as a young girl that the 67-year-old Innu elder recalls most fondly today. “There was no Christmas tree and no ...
• World record holder makes his way to Labrador
  Special to The Labradorian Camille Villeneuve, aged 83, crossed curling club number 699 off his list in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on Nov. 23. ...
• ‘It’s a win win for everyone’
  Special to the Labradorian Federal Minister Peter Penashue waited 20 years to see the Labrador Innu sign a land claims agreement with the federal ...
• Suzuki to headline Northern Lights
  Chamber President Sterling Peyton made the announcement at the Chamber's annual meeting on Sept. 12. The chamber is expecting 1000 delegates to ...
• Camp days
  Kenny was burned in a devastating fire in Happy Valley-Goose Bay three years ago that destroyed his home and took the lives of his mother and ...
• Keeping kids in school
  School board director Kanani Penashue is from Sheshatshiu. She competed her high school and went on to complete a university education. "We see ...
• A loss for all Canadians
  The U.S. saw one such person in Obama. His ‘yes we can’ motto spread far and wide and inspired people to move away from the accepted norm. ...
• “A dream come true"
  Petrina Beals and Stephanie Flowers make a point of driving by Grenfell Street’s newest construction site every day. The two have put tireless ...
• Gliding high
  For Kyra Fancey, it was her first time ever in the air. At first she decided against the flight, as did her pal Katelyn Cove. But, with four days ...
• The fast track
  Association Vice President Hollis Yetman said the new facilities will speed up the process of getting a boat in the water, whereas there are now ...
• Happy Birthday Happy Valley-Goose Bay!
  The town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay held a party at the town hall yesterday evening to celebrate 50 years and honour the town's Special Olympians, ...
• Town looking at options for sewage treatment
  The cost came in much higher than the town of Happy Valley-Goose Bay had banked on for its proposed sewage treatment facility. More than $7 ...
• Innu vote 'yes' on land claims
  The aboriginal group has been negotiating a land claims with the provincial and federal governments for more than 20 years. In 2008, the New Dawn ...
• Innu communities vote on land claims
  There are three parts to the Tshash Petapen agreement that the Innu are currently voting on- a land claims agreement, an IBA on the Lower ...
• Local Hunting and Fishing Association looking to...
  A concrete launch pad sits beside the public dock. That too has a break. Further down the shore in Otter Creek, a fence with a sign warning the ...
• Happy Valley-Goose Bay hosts provincial tournament
  Arlene Michelin, the councillor responsible for recreation commended the organizing committee for the tournament. She said she was pleased to see ...
• A Giant feat
  “Giant” is how the 28-year-old community activist is known — once to his friends and family and now to his followers all over. On March, ...
• Developers proposing new town centre
  At a public meeting on April 4 the council answered questions about proposed amendments to the town plan, one of which is being put forth ...
• Cain's Quest racers cross the finish line
  The first racers across the line were Rich Knipping and Robert Gardner from Maine, Team 22, who took home the $65,000 pot. They crossed the ...
• Innu reach deal with federal government on land claims
  The Innu Nation of Labrador has been negotiating terms of the agreement with the Federal Government since the agreement-in-principal was first ...