These Stories[caption id="attachment_1019" align="alignleft" width="200"] Speaker Editor - Gordon Brock[/caption]With this issue yours truly notes the 30th year anniversary of being the editor of The Temiskaming Speaker.To mark the occasion, the following list of the top
Summer is now in full swing, and everyone is urged to get out and enjoy the many great events that have been organized by dedicated volunteers on our behalf.These annual events are an important part of our regional character, and these many volunteers create these activities to bring
Dear Editor:In regards to the wind power proposal for Lorrain Valley:All residents of Northern Ontario should say “No” to this, and any other proposal, to exploit our beautiful region.As a child I went to Camp Lorrain. As a teenager I worked in the valley for a
Dear Editor:Another July 1 has passed and Cobalt’s spirit and enthusiasm, as usual, was at an all-time high. We would like to thank all who participated in our parade and all behind the scene volunteers in spite of the weather.A big thank you to our surrounding neighbours
Inhumane treatment of catsDear Editor:Cats, cats, stray cats everywhere!Us three grandmothers on Maybrook Road can’t look after any more cats.Don’t drop any more of your cats on our road! It is inhumane to drop your cats off anywhere.Foxes, wolves, or any wild animals can
Dear Editor:I would like to extend sincere thanks to everyone who helped in any way to ensure that the yard sale/bake sale held in my benefit the weekend of June 12-13 was such a tremendous success.Special thanks goes to the Haileybury Family Health Team and my amazing
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Temagami Deepwater Music Festival and Temagami Canoe Festival coordinator, Carolyn Laronde.1.
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter CASEY – There will be a Temiskaming connection to the Pan Am Games opening ceremonies.Victoria Rheaume, daughter of Paula Davey and Mike Rheaume of Casey Township, will be among the dancers performing in the July 10 spectacle.She’s kept details of the music, costuming
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Cobalt is going to hold Movies in the Park, beginning Friday, July 17.The event will continue throughout the remainder of the season on a monthly basis.The first movie will be Jurassic Park.The event is being organized by the Cobalt recreation
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – A Kirkland Lake resident has been charged after police stopped what they described as a speeding vehicle.Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police say an officer on patrol on Highway 11 near Haileybury stopped a northbound vehicle at about 10:20 p.m. July 4.A 44-year-old has been
