Enid Stevenson is a war bride from England who's lived in Corner Brook, NL since the end of World War Two. She's turning 100 on Sunday. Here's Part One of a conversation with her.

Researchers at University of Alberta say they're on track to find a cure for diabetes, local online retailer offers Black Friday shopping tips, DFO invites you to share info about shark sightings to help with research, and Canadian Psychological Association launches a new podcast to deal with people's concerns during the pandemic.

A Deer Lake mother home-schooling her kids sends them back to school, in time to be potentially exposed to the coronavirus. A small business in Pasadena entices people to shop local without even leaving the couch, Port Aux Basques mayor will make a presentation against the costs of the Gulf ferry service, and the Town of Gander will soon be able to bank its energy - and its dollars - with an energy-efficiency project.

Fears over increasing COVID cases in the Maritimes cause NL to temporarily leave Atlantic bubble, families will have to adjust to new isolation rules for rotational workers, psychologist offers coping tips for us during Covid-19's second wave, folklorist tells us how important historic gravesites are, and Brazilian music duo records an album in NL.

Deer Lake shuts down town office and arena complex amid cases of COVID-19 in the town, closure of antimony mine in Glenwood will hurt local economy, some trail users in Grand Falls-Windsor are upset with removal of beaver dams on trailways, and academic is researching the learning challenges of students who were "preemies."

Analyst weighs in on the suspension of a central Nfld. antimony mine, health care providers fight the pandemic - and "super bugs." Musician Ian Foster releases a new song, while putting together a video for a Christmas show, and two women say one way to combat the anxiety of the pandemic age is to decorate your home for Christmas - as earle as you want.

Grade Seven students in Twillingate add to their understanding of a novel by learning how to make pottery. The class was held outdoors, in freezing temperatures.

A runway at Gander, once designated as an emergency landing runway for the Space Shuttle, will close for the winter, online conversation will mark Trans Day of Remembrance, community theatre groups carry out their duty to entertain you during the pandemic, and Twillingate public library wants your old photos for on online Christmas display.

Despite recent Covid-19 cases, gov't won't change isolation rules for rotational workers returning to NL, Newfoundland born Indigenous has illustrations published in a Marvel Comic, Grade Sevens learn about making pottery - outdoors - and a new book tells about people's adventures in Newfoundland's rugged Gaff Topsail area.

South Brook firefighter says weekend fire dramatically points out the need for more volunteer recruits, water line break leaves much of Botwood, Peterview and Northern Arm dry, food banks will now be given moose meat by hunters, to help clients, and curler Ryan McNeil Lamswood misses out on World Juniors, but wins a tournament as part of the Brad Gushue rink.