(1:00) Sandee Harnum uses her dog's tragic death as a warning to others about pets eating sand, (8:48) Meredith Loveys reacts to Wednesday's announcements about government assistance to lower childcare costs, (19:50) Sandra Seaward talks 25 year anniversary celebration of Atlantic Aviation Museum, (27:55) Bernardine Stapleton tells about a new play at the Kitchen Party Theatre Festival.

(0:50) Brad Eisan from Red Indian Surveys talks company name change to Landmark Surveys, (8:47) Jackie Bauman from Atlantic Healthy Oceans Iniative & Steven House from Shallow Bay Motel talk transition away from single use plastics, (18:41) Graeme Somerville-Ryan tells about Eyesea app for tracking the types of garbage washing up in the oceans.

Bay St. George South is made up of a bunch of smaller communities, some of which you might not know about. Susan Hulan tells us some historical stories from the area, going back over a hundred years.

(0:57) Deer Lake mayor Dean Ball reports live from the scene of the highway washout, (9:18) justice minister John Hogan reacts to calls for civilian oversight of Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, (18:50) beekeeper Ian Hussey talks about his bumper year for honey production, (27:05) Piers Evans explains how folks can get involved with a citizen science initiative in their own back yards.

(1:02) Ledon Wellon tells her experience with in-vitro fertilization and why she thinks it should be offered in N.L., (8:14) Caitlin Urquhart advocates for civilian oversight of Royal Newfoundland Constabulary, (16:23) author Mike Martin details his latest novel Safe Harbour, (27:10) N.L.-born singer Yvette Lorraine discusses new EP, premieres her song "Where Did You Go?"

(In at 1:06) Service NL Minister Sarah Stoodley discusses changes on the horizon for motor registration post-pandemic, (10:43) vehicle owner Dan Chaisson talks about the arduous task of registering his motorcycle & reacts to Minister Stoodley, (18:25) Dr. Anna Dominic tells us about the sharp increase in demand for treatment of eating disorders in youth at the Janeway Children's Hospital.

(In at 0:58) The future of Marble Mountain looks uncertain with no deal reached for a private buy-out, (8:46) Greg Janes is hoping to create a new park with a sweat lodge in Corner Brook, (16:47) Meagan Philpott from the Association for New Canadians NL and former new Canadian Mishal Abdullah talk about what it takes for newcomers to settle comfortably in the province,(27:05) and a miniature sailboat launched by students in Boston lands ashore on Newfoundland's southern coast.

(In at 0:58) Marine Atlantic president and CEO talks about their incoming new ferry, (10:34) two sisters in Benoit's Cove are revitalizing their Mi'kmaw culture in the community, (18:42) commissioner Brenda Lucki explains how the RCMP approaches policing in N.L., (26:27) and the owner of 3-F Waste Recovery explains their new cosmetic product made from moose bones.

(Starts at 0:52 mark) The RCMP officially opens its new, state-of-the-art police station in Rocky Harbour, (8:20) the Town of Grand Falls-Windsor is planning several ways to honour the Indigenous peoples who have traditionally lived in Central Newfoundland, (17:47) a woman from Stanhope comes home from Calgary for the first time in 10 years, and (21:34) former pro basketball player Carl English is in Corner Brook for a summer camp to teach basketball skills and life lessons.

The town of Conche is a small outport on the eastern side of the Northern Peninsula. Fewer than 200 people live there, including just a handful of children. But this summer, some families from away have been able to come home for a visit - and that's brought new life to the community. Brendan Fitzpatrick joined us for "Havin' A Yarn."