Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — He’s the longest serving Referee-In-Chief with the NOHA and he’s just been recognized for his leadership and dedication to officiating. Eric Ouellette, …
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Lions refocus against Sons after Quebec tourney
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – The New Liskeard Lions were in Quebec last weekend for the 51st Grand Challenge Gilles Laperrière de Rouyn-Noranda. Despite registering one …
Cubs winless at Steve Richey Tournament in Peterborough
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter PETERBOROUGH — The annual Steve Richey Memorial U16 and U18 Tournament of Champions attracted 60 teams to Peterborough from January 16 to 19. The …
Northern College says staff cuts needed for viability
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TIMMINS – Northern College says it’s cutting staff as it faces projected multi-million dollar deficits this year and next. In a news release last …
Police Blotter
Multiple charges COLEMAN – A traffic complaint last week resulted in 10 charges against a New Liskeard resident. Temiskaming OPP responded to a traffic complaint January 13 at about 6:15 …
NL food bank supported by Steelworkers fund
TORONTO (Special) – The Salvation Army Food Bank in New Liskeard is among 129 across Canada that will share a $260,000 donation from the Steelworkers Humanity Fund. “The …
Latchford Integrity Commissioner report delayed until February
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter LATCHFORD — Latchford council has once again had the findings of an Integrity Commissioner (IC) Report delayed until a council meeting on February 12. …
Taking the temperature of wind power proposals
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – If you’re considering leasing your farmland to wind power operations, consult a real estate lawyer with expertise in land acquisition. That’s …
Editorial cartoon January 22
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Top 25 of quarter-century
It has been a bit of a media tradition to keep a list of top stories/events of a year or even a decade. One would venture to guess …
