Pam Frampton

4 days ago | saltwire.com | Pam Frampton

Advertisement 1Statue of Amelia Earhart was stolen from Harbour Grace, where she took off on her bid to be the first woman to fly solo across Atlantic  •   •  Article contentThere’s an empty plinth in the Town of Harbour Grace, N.L., where aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart once stood. Well, not Earhart herself, but a bronze statue made by Luben Boykov and erected in 2007.

1 week ago | saltwire.com | Pam Frampton

Skip to ContentAdvertisement 1As people try to save money each year, they begin the dance of trying to find cheaper telecommunication service deals, writes Pam Frampton  •   •  Article contentIf your household is like ours, “spring” (no matter what the thermostat says) is a time to dust off the cobwebs — literally and figuratively — and try to streamline life a bit.

1 week ago | winnipegfreepress.com | Pam Frampton

My husband and I kept going back to the scene. Went back to ensure there was no one struggling in the dark pond, fighting for life, swallowing water while being dragged down, his sodden coat like an anchor. Screaming into the void. Pam Frampton photo This small pond looks serene on a sunny day but was the site of a recent harrowing water rescue.

2 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Pam Frampton

Advertisement 1The constant barrage of alerts we receive every day on our cell phones can be harmful, so it may be time to cut back, says Pam Frampton  •   •  Article contentThe constant notifications are starting to grate on my nerves. Ping! Someone’s trying to reach you in Messenger. Ping! Ping! Duolingo won’t wait — it’s time to do your language lesson. Ping! Ping! Ping! Ping! Someone just posted cute photos of a grandchild in a family text thread. Whirrrrrrr.

3 weeks ago | saltwire.com | Pam Frampton

Advertisement 1After being away from NL while visiting Italy, Pam Frampton is wandering St. John's with the eyes of a tourist  •   •  Article contentAfter being away for two months, I am looking at St. John’s with fresh eyes. Walking downtown the other day, it almost felt as if I was seeing the city for the first time. Despite the patchy grey skies, there were invigorating pops of colour everywhere. The red chairs outside Rocky Mountain Chocolate.