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Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – The NOHA season gets underway this weekend with the first big contest hosted by the Pedersen Pee Wees.The seven-team Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Tournament of Champions takes place March 2-4 at the Haileybury Arena and Recreation Centre.“This is a great bunch of boys to
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor TEMISKAMING SHORES – The Grant Propane Novice Puckhounds will be looking for gold when they head north to Kapuskasing this weekend.The team will compete in the Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) A-level Tournament of Champions March 2-4.“The key for us to winning the NOHA is consistency‚ we have
It's always worthwhile to take time to become more aware of the lifestyles that were lived by the seniors of the area.Even the lifestyle of the 1970s and 1980s is beginning to seem very different from today's worldly outlook and high expectations.The cost of everything has escalated dramatically.The dizzying rate
Steven Larocque Speaker Editor The Olympics wrapped-up February 25 and they were, by all accounts, a feast for the senses, a veritable smorgasbord of sports.Particularly for people who never watch sports any other time. And particularly for sports nobody watches for three years and 50 weeks before the Games begin.That’s a testament
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TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – As a blood donation clinic opens today (February 27) in Temiskaming Shores, more donors are being sought.As of this morning, 97 appointment slots at the two-day clinic remained open, said Joanne Drake, territory manager with Canadian Blood Services.To make an appointment, go to blood.ca or call
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Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT - A proposal has been put forward to Cobalt council for a recreation program to be offered in the town.Kyle Audette approached council at its committee-of-the-whole meeting Tuesday, February 6, to outline an idea for activities that would provide "physical and mental stimulation."Biking, running, baseball, soccer, football,