Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter HILLIARD TOWNSHIP - The Ontario Ministry of Transportation (MTO) continues to work on preparing for the reconstruction of a bridge on Highway 569 in Hilliard Township.The one-lane span bridge crossing Blanche River will be replaced by a two-lane bridge at a slightly different location on the river, based
Monthly Archives: January 2018
Forestry maintenance to begin
DISTRICT (Special) – Hydro One crews may be spotted as early as this week undertaking some pruning in the Temiskaming area.It has advised that it’ll be pruning branches and removing dead or hazardous trees from the vicinity of power lines.Areas scheduled for forestry maintenance include the townships of Dymond, Harley,
Increasing interest in Cobalt and area
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT – The year 2018 will be witness to much more cobalt exploration in the Cobalt Mining Camp and Lorrain Valley area.Cobalt Mayor Tina Sartoretto said in an interview that the exploration now taking place is extensive."I'm cautiously
Looking ahead
Frog’s Breath Foundation supports area food banks
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — The Frog’s Breath Foundation (FBF) continues to give back to area communities by supporting food banks.The FBF is a not-for-profit private charitable organization founded by Peter Grant Sr. It supports the needs of local residents within the District
Starting here
Now into the new year of 2018, we are armed with determination that the future can be better than some are predicting.While the world stage is terrifying many people, at home we strongly urge steps to counter this.When world events shake and frighten us, the best strategy is to research
Resolve to be good
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor There are 12 months of a new year ahead of us.The world will keep spinning, the sun will keep rising and setting, the seasons will keep to their cycles in 2018.So, what are we to do meanwhile, how do we fill in the spaces between all that natural,
Plotting $5.3-million in capital spending in ’18
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city has outlined $5.3 million in big-project spending in 2018, including upgrades to roads, the pool in New Liskeard and new firefighting equipment.How much to borrow “is part of the discussion process,” said Temiskaming Shores Mayor Carman Kidd in an interview looking ahead to
Initiative awarded a sporting chance
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special/Staff) – A wide-ranging gymnastics program, the multiuse STATO trail and the Haunted Hustle have been recognized for their new take on recreation.The Timiskaming Tumblers Gymnastics Club, together with STATO and the Haunted Hustle committee, has received initiative awards from the Northeastern Ontario Recreation Association.The association says the