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TDSS students open Clothing Closet
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — They’ve got youcovered, in a good way.Students in Lori Aquino’s Block C class atTimiskaming District Secondary School (TDSS) have created a Clothing Closet toprovide free clothes to
Haileybury woman needs a second lung transplant
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Life is dependent onthe very act of breathing. For a Haileybury woman, breath is something she’sbeen fighting months for.Vicky Pineault has been advised by doctorsshe will need
Earlton Lions looking to settle in den
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor EARLTON – A brand new, hot off the press (as it were) medallion isavailable in Earlton.The 22-member Earlton Lions Club has been fundraising for over two yearsto build a new
Planning for the 2019 Englehart Fall Fair
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART - The new board of the Englehartand District Agricultural Society met on Saturday, February 9, and discussedtheir plan to bring back the Englehart Fall Fair for another year.President Brian
SWEET TREATS
Barb Gordon (left) and her friend LindaBaker enjoyed some sweet treats available at the Temiskaming Art Gallery’sannual Sweet ’Art Café on Sunday, February 10. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
Five stained glass artists featured at TAG
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Who hasn’t experiencedthe pure joy of standing in front of a stained glass artwork on a sunny day?The art form of stained glass has dazzledviewers for thousands
Temagami gets heritage conservation help
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI – Efforts to preserve Temagami’shistory are proceeding, with some help from the Ontario Trillium Foundation.In June, a $75,000 grant enabled the startof a year-long project to collect, archive, digitize
Proposed rec user fees get second look
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A proposal to raiserecreation-related user fees in the city is heading back to committee forfurther discussion.Temiskaming Shores council decided topostpone a decision after hearing from two boaters
Traffic stop results in impaired charges
ARMSTRONG TOWNSHIP — The TemiskamingDetachment of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) stopped a motor vehicle for atraffic infraction on 10th Avenue in Earlton on February 9, 2019.A 29 year-old male was arrested and chargedwith adult operation while impaired-blood alcohol concentration