NL Crime Stoppers Gets an Early Christmas Gift!

ByTracy Taylor

The Athletics NorthEast brought some Christmas cheer to the staff and volunteers of Newfoundland and Labrador Crime Stoppers this week.

Representatives of the running club brought a donation of $1000 to support the ongoing work of the provincial anonymous tip program.

Thank you Athletics NorthEast for this important contribution to the safety of our communities. Merry Christmas.

Left to right: Rod Pike, Athletics Northeast; Joe Lake, NL Crime Stoppers Board Member; Kathy Ducey, NL Crime Stoppers Coordinator and Thelma Careen, Athletics Northeast.

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