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Desmond McDonald (pictured) will step down as mayor of St. Anthony as of July 31.

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Justice Donovan Molloy, now in the Northwest Territories, testifies by video conference at the Muskrat Falls Inquiry Monday. Due to a poor connection, a short time into his testimony, the decision was made to allow Molloy to testify by phone (audio only). — Screen capture; muskratfallsinquiry.ca

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Come Home Year committee members are, from left, Ocean Clarke, Joyce Richards, Kelsey Rose, Roxanne Rose and Penny Kinsella. Other committee members are Tammy Pelley and Nadine Keats. The sign in the photo was painted by Sheldon Richards and was used at the community’s previous Come Home Year celebrations.

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Published: Feb 06 at 1:19 p.m.

Ethel Penney, Bill Meadus and Jean Noseworthy. — Ethel Penney, Bill Meadus and Jean Noseworthy. - Contributed

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Bill Meadus from the Clarenville Legion presenting a donation of $500 for the breast cancer retreat to, left, Ethel Penney and Jean Noseworthy.

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