Monthly Archives: August 2015

Perennial showstopper

Festival of flowers a blooming 60Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter [gallery ids="9409,9410,9412"]ENGLEHART  – As exhibitors and organizers prepared for the Festival of Flowers’ opening, torrential rains battered gardens.But veteran exhibitors were prepared.“I picked mine on the morning of the day before,” said Eileen Fisher, a

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Work at play continuing

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Depending on the weather, the installation of rubberized surfaces at four city playgrounds may be completed this week.The material will replace sand at two play structures on the New Liskeard waterfront and at Camsell Park and Harbourfront Park in Haileybury.The

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Businesses invited to matchmaking session

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city is looking for enterprises interested in a conference billed as a business-to-business matchmaking forum.The fourth edition of Naturallia will be held November 11 through 13 in Sudbury.It focuses on companies involved in the natural resources sector.They include

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Hospitals given infrastructure help

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Provincial funding is enabling Temiskaming Hospital to purchase new generators.It was successful in its application for $750,000 from the Health Infrastructure Renewal Fund.It’s the largest sum to date that the hospital has received from the Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care fund, said

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LORRAIN RALLY

The Protect Lorrain Valley Coalition held a rally at the Haileybury waterfront on August 22 to voice opposition to proposals to erect wind turbines in the valley. Linda Roberts, chair of the Coalition, said the turnout was “amazing, this just shows you the community spirit of the area.” The

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Energy savings in spotlight

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city anticipates new streetlights will illuminate energy savings.New LED lights will be installed in Temiskaming Shores.They’ll cut electricity usage “probably at least by half,” said Mayor Carman Kidd after a recent council meeting.The city is purchasing 950 lighting

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