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Avalon Law Group is a law firm in Paradise providing personal and effective legal advice and representation for our clients across Newfoundland and Labrador. Our team of lawyers has considerable experience and expertise in a wide range of legal services covering family law, personal injury, real estate, wills & estates, criminal law and corporate-commercial transactions. Pick up the phone and call us to speak with one of our lawyers today!

The Lazer Room is the only medical facility in Newfoundland to offer a holistic approach to aging; tackling facial lines, wrinkles and sagging with Botox, Dermal fillers and Lasers, while addressing internal factors that accelerate the aging process. Dr Denise Hyland, a family physician with a Diploma in Practical Dermatology and extensive training in Aesthetic Medicine and Bioidentical Hormone Replacement, oversees the treatment of all patients. We offer laser resurfacing for stretch marks, scars, and sun-damaged skin; IPL for rosacea and facial flushing, affordable laser hair removal, skin tightening, cellulite and Liposonix fat ablation, sclerotherapy for spider veins, hand rejuvenation, neck rejuvenation, and the non- surgical Madonna Eyelid lift Our aesthetician, Lisa, offers microdermabrasion, peels, skin care products, and eyelash extensions. Evening and weekend appointments are available. Call 709 579 5297 to book your appointment.

O'Brien's Music Inc, is a locally owned and operated musical instrument shop in downtown St. John's, established 1939. We offer a wide range of musical instruments, repairs, lessons, music sales, and professional music advice. Stop by today, or give us a call! In 1939 Roy O’Brien opened the doors of O’Brien’s Music at 278 Water Street in downtown St. John’s. Newfoundland was still its own country, Roy and his wife Nellie waved their national pride high, becoming one of the first retailers of Newfoundland and Irish music. The store quickly became the biggest seller of accordions in Canada when Newfoundland joined confederation. Roy and Nellie raised six children in their home upstairs from the store, which had become a magnet for music-lovers. In the ’70s two of their sons, Roy and Gord O’Brien, started working in the store and eventually took it over. Roy left in the 2000’s to pursue another career and the shop continued on with Gord and his children.