Library hopes for Canada 150 invite

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city hopes that the New Liskeard library will get a gift from Canada’s 150th birthday party.Temiskaming Shores is applying to the Canada 150 Community Infrastructure Program for help to cover some $350,000 in structural repairs.Also on its list is

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Plan focusing on arts and culture sustainability

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – A Toronto firm has been hired to draft a plan to sustain the local arts and cultural sector – and up to 20 organizations – in the long term.Temiskaming Shores has awarded the development of the South Temiskaming Cultural Sustainability Plan to Millier Dickinson

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Rhyme and reason

Poet Marsha Barber of Toronto (left) returned to the South Temiskaming area again this year to bring poetry to the classroom in area schools. She was at Timiskaming District Secondary School on Thursday, May 21. Pictured here with her are students (from left): Joshua Levéille, Jerod Cecchini and Patrick

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