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FLIPPIN’ FOR SUMMER

  The Englehart Lee Pool has been the place to go for a welcome break from the summer heat for many residents of Englehart and area. Noah Armstrong was one …

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RAINY DAY PEOPLE

  A little rain didn’t stop this family from enjoying the beauty of the New Liskeard waterfront this summer. From the left are Nicolas, Genevieve, 4, and Nathaniel Wionzek, 8, …

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SWEET AND DELICIOUS

  Strawberries are nature’s reminder that summer is sweet and delicious. Holding a palate of fresh strawberries at the Farmers Market in New Liskeard is Leroy Weber of Rocky Ridge …

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Regional transit a visionary idea

    Kudos to the Temiskaming Transit committee for seeing beyond municipal boundaries in its plan to bring regional transit service to South Temiskaming. With Temiskaming Shores director of transportation …

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Play ball

By Steven Larocque   Last winter I was taking hockey photos at the Don Shepherdson Memorial Arena in New Liskeard when I experimented with a new-to-me iPhone. I wanted to …

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Straight From The Hip

By Mike McArthur   After 42 trades involving 116 players, the Major League Baseball deadline sure was busy for most teams. When it came to the Jays they made moves …

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By Sue Nielsen   I saw that Rowing Canada has announced Kristen Siermachesky is part of a Canadian women’s rowing team headed to the World Rowing Championships in Amsterdam, Netherlands, …

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Regional transit proponents ready to roll

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – City transportation director Mitch McCrank said the potential benefits of a regional transit system are much more than meets …

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Crow tests positive for West Nile

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Regional health officials are prescribing a proverbial ounce of prevention after an American crow tested positive for the West …

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Pete’s Dam hydro proposal progressing

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Efforts continue to create a demonstration site at Pete’s Dam for small-scale hydro-electric generation, with proponents getting ready to …

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Politicians, dignitaries welcome TTF to new digs

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A sunny day, dozens of well-wishers and the snip of a ribbon helped the Temiskaming Foundation usher in a …

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Kyodo Dojo cuts through grand opening

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A ceremonial sword performed a novel ceremonial duty on June 13, as it sliced through a ribbon to formally …

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Spring runoff costs city $277,000 in culvert repairs

    Joe O’Grady Local Journalism Initiative Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – City administrators hope the province will splash a little funding their way to help cover $277,000 in emergency culvert …

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