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Radio Noon - Tuesday February 21, 2012

The experimental moose detection system near Grand Falls-Windsor still is not working. To find out more, Ramona speaks with Eugene Nippard, a founding member of the Save Our People Action Committee - the group that pushed for the detection system.

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Almost a hundred years ago to the day, the SS Florizel went aground off Cappahayden, taking more than 90 people with it. Christine Davies brings you archival tape of one of the rescuers.

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Crosstalk: Municipalities want more money from the province, including the possibility of an extra percentage on income tax, or the HST. Do you support their call? Ramona’s guests are St. John’s Mayor Dennis O’Keefe and Churence Rogers of Municipalities NL .

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Radio Noon - Monday February 20, 2012

In light of the finanicial crisis in Europe, members of the local Greek community worry about their relatives living away. Ramona speaks with John Kufudi, a local businessman and president of the Greek Community of Newfoundland and Labrador.

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Archdeacon Francis Buckle was a proud son of Labrador. As he’s laid to rest, his friend and protoge Chesley Lethbridge remembers his work.

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Crosstalk: In the wake of the Burton Winters tragedy, should Labrador have its own dedicated search and rescue squadron? Our guests were Torngat Mountains MHA Randy Edmunds, and St. John’s East MP Jack Harris.

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RADIO NOON - TUESDAY JANUARY 3, 2012

Radio Noon archives: Christine Davies kicks off the New Year with some terrific seasonal tapeKate Aitkens.jpg from the 1950"s. Kate Aitkens, Canada's homemaking guru of her day.

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An American family stranded in Gander since before Christmas: Greg and Tracey Braddy and their ten children were on a flight that was unexpectedly diverted to Gander last month. They are still there! Ramona reached Greg Braddy by phone to get an update on their situation.

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