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CCAC ONA members on picket line

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Current clients will continue receiving in-home, school and clinic services despite a strike by some unionized staffers, says the North East Community Care Access Centre.The services – which include personal care, nursing, physiotherapy and occupational therapy –

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Wetland issues wintry invitations

HILLIARDTON (Staff) – Spring cleaning is coming early to the Hilliardton Marsh.On February 7, volunteers will be conducting their annual cleanup of duck nesting boxes.It’s a local celebration of World Wetlands Day, said Bruce Murphy, research and education coordinator at the marsh.Mr. Murphy said the marsh’s

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MADD hands out Outstanding Officer Award

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) Temiskaming Chapter has handed out the final Outstanding Officer Award for 2014 to Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Temiskaming Detachment Constable Wyatt Hopkins.According to information supplied by OPP Community Services Officer Renée Taylor, Constable Hopkins has been

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Twenty Questions with Timothy Willard

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Timiskaming District Secondary School student math champion Timothy Willard.1. What is your full name?Timothy Glen Willard.2. Where were you born?New Liskeard.3. What award did you recently receive?Canadian Senior Mathematics Contest School

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Earlton carnival offering “Frozen” fun

EARLTON (Staff) – Whether weather conditions live up to the “Frozen” theme of this year’s winter festival in Earlton remains to be seen.But the event’s schedule is designed to keep carnival-goers warm.The 2015 festival, sponsored by the Earlton Lions and the Earlton recreation committee, runs February 6

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Englehart Holy Family School creates social justice club

Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter ENGLEHART — Students at Holy Family School in Englehart have recently formed a Social Justice Club to help children in need in the Englehart area and around the world.The club has over 20 members from Grades 3 to Grade 8, said teacher Todd Bosak

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