Pandemic or not, NL's privacy commissioner says Howley's mayor should NOT have disclosed personal information about residents' travels, small towns say slow internet is holding them back, Facebook group invites you to show off your Staycation videos from the summer of 2020, and event pays tribute to famous fiddler Rufus Guinchard.

Staycation 2020 has attracted lots of NL residents to Gros Morne National Park, but not everyone is following the rules on safety, littering or wildlife. Also, check out discs, baskets and chains at Newfoundland and Labrador's first disc golf course - in Stephenville.

Seasonal resident and former member of transportation committee say their patience is wearing thin because of ferry delays stemming from captains' strike, and a company converts sheep's bones and wool into useful products like pet bedding and soap.

Woman wants more home births done in NL, woman with compromised immune system homeschools her son, visual artist finds support and community by painting portraits of fellow artists, and cafe in central Newfoundland is named among the top ten percent of restaurants in the world.

Ferry captains' strike among the first issues for new NL minister of transportation, Canadians with a second home in this province can now plan a visit, Town of Pilley's Island has to delay its 150-year anniversary celebrations to 2021, and a Gander composer is creating an orchestral piece to honour the work of Canadian war artist Alex Colville.

Ferry captains' strike means extended stay on island for honeymoon couple, French schools in NL to re-open with Covid-19 safety plan, fire chief warns people about the dangers of cell phone chargers, and researcher is excited to see endangered Red Knot shore bird.

The reduced intra-provincial ferry schedule, caused by a labour dispute, makes island residents and business owners anxious, women's advocacy group goes "virtual' with a fundraising run and welcomes more participants, high school exchange student from Argentina is happy to stay in NL and continue his studies, and former premier Danny Williams salutes late friend and businessman Cluny Sheppard.

Advocate suggest ways Ottawa can keep people from falling through the financial cracks when the pandemic ends, meteorologist looks ahead to hurricane season, farm prepares to produce french fries, and bicycle "pump track' offers kids all the thrills and none of the pedalling.

NL's "digital government" lets you connect with services - from the comfort of home. Psychologist helps us ease our fears about wearing masks against COVID-19, employment program aims to help people who are on the autism spectrum, and a kids' book about the pandemic focuses on everyday heroes.

RCMP warn us about the consequences of dangerous driving, performance art event uses a megaphone to tell stories of overlooked women, health coach reminds us to how to control what we can when life gets stressful, and new horror anthology by NL authors shines a light on dark works.