Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_7038" align="alignleft" width="500"] WW II veteran Gordon Bowes in his Englehart home. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)[/caption]ENGLEHART — For an 18 year-old
Students in Junior and Senior Kindergarten at Paradis des Petits School in New Liskeard built snowmen and won a Pizza Hut pizza party from North Eastern Ontario Family and Children’s Services (NEOFACS) as part of their Snowman Campaign.(Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Local high school students have a chance to pitch in the Olympics.But they’ll be exercising their business skills rather than their muscles.In May, students from across the Northeast will compete at the Enterprise Olympics at Algoma University and Sault College in Sault Ste.
FICTIONThe Year I Met You – Cecelia AhernThe Daring Ladies of Lowell – Kate AlcottLast Family Standing – Jennifer AlleeEsrever Doom – Piers AnthonyThe Escape – David BaldacciWar Dogs – Greg BearThe Forgotten Girl – David BellPoison Fruit – Jacqueline
Grants Novice and Rotary Pee Wees win goldSteven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMIISKAMING SHORES – The NOHA Tournament of Champions season got underway last weekend with two local teams putting in gold medal performances.The Temiskaming Shores Minor Hockey Association’s Grant Fuels Novice and Rotary Pee Wees both captured
KAPUSKASING (Special) - The Pedersen Pee Wee Puckhounds had a disappointing end to their Northern Ontario Hockey Association (NOHA) Championship aspirations dropping an overtime decision in the semifinal.PEDERSENS 9 NICKEL CITY 0Pedersens opened the tournament on fire, skating to a 9–0 victory over Nickel City in Kapuskasing
[caption id="attachment_6033" align="alignleft" width="132"] Mike McArthur[/caption]To all the believers out there who thought the 30 NHL general managers, or even 20 of them, were going to shock all
Steven Larocque Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The Wilson Chevrolet Atoms hope they’ll be entering the provincial championships through the front door in April.The team will be hosting the Ontario Hockey Federation (OHF) All-Ontario championship next month, but they’ll want to earn their berth the old fashioned way
Ryan Burrows from the Cobalt-Coleman Skating Club recently placed second at the Festival of Stars in Sault Ste. Marie and will represent Skate Canada Northern Ontario at the provincial championship in Brampton March 15. (Supplied photo)
TIMMINS (Special) – The Temiskaming Shores Scotiabank Novice Puckhounds travelled to Timmins to participate in the Porcupine Minor Hockey Association Tournament from February 13-15.Scotiabank 7 Quills 1Scotiabank took to the ice Friday at noon and skated to a 7-1 win against Porcupine.The
