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Star songs and dark roads
By Darlene WroeI am grateful for my safe and quiet space, with good people close by, and living in town where everything I need is only a short drive away.But there is a part of me that yearns for the dark spaces of the country.Sometimes as the clock hands inch
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A safe place, and a proud one
At this time of year, Legion members and their pipe bands, cadets and schools, public works crews and police, and volunteers and journalists as well, are all readying for a major occasion.On November 11, communities will be out marking Remembrance Day.This year is the 100th anniversary of some major battles
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Stretching into new possibilities
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES - YogArt is embarking on a new adventure with its new location at 251 Grant Drive.Temiskaming Shores and Area Chamber of Commerce president Darcy Griffith was present with other board members on Friday, October 27, to congratulate Anny St. Jean on the relocation of her business
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Englehart falls for Autumn Fest contests
ENGLEHART (Staff) – Offerings at the recent Autumn Fest in Englehart were a little spooky, quite tasty and very creative.Below are contest winners from the second edition of the Englehart and Area Historical Museum’s Autumn Fest October 21.Fall home decorating:1st, Annette Desilets McCarthy; 2nd, Katie Mundle; 3rd, Deanna Rooney.Merchant window/entrance
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Preparing to Light Up Red
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) - Ms. Claybelt will be joining the illustrious ranks of the CN Tower and Niagara Falls in November for the MADD Light Up Red and also the Project Red Ribbon campaigns.Landmarks across the country will be lit up red to remind people against impaired driving.Ms. Claybelt will
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Safety advocates pushing new design
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A committee pushing for a pilot project testing a new road design on Highway 11 hopes to meet with Ministry of Transportation officials next month.The GEMS committee – Going the Extra Mile for Safety – is also trying to broaden support for the so-called “2-plus-1”
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ECCS Fill-A-Bus project aims to help food bank
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The price of admission to board the bright yellow school bus parked in front of English Catholic Central School (ECCS) in New Liskeard is a token, but it isn’t a typical bus token, it is a non-perishable food item.Students in Grade Four and up are
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Northern exposure at the Royal
TORONTO (Staff/Special) – Homegrown flour, honey and cheese from Temiskaming will treat a Royal audience.Temiskaming products will be among those from more than 50 Northern Ontario enterprises at a regional pavilion at the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair in Toronto.More than 320,000 visitors are expected to take in the 95th edition
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