Moriah Caron, 7, of Hilliard, is pictured here with the sheep along the Bethlehem Walk at the Thornloe Crossroads Baptist Church Sunday, December 14. She was one of dozens of congregation members of the church who helped portray the people around the time and event of Jesus’ birth.This content is for Speaker Online Digital Subscription members only.
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Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with author/historian Peter Fancy.1. What is your full name? Peter Fenwick Fancy.2. Where were you born? Kirkland Lake.3. How many books have you written about Northern Ontario? Twenty.4. What got you
Harvest Queen hosts benefit Christmas Concert at Classic TheatreSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — The 2014-15 New Liskeard Agricultural Society Harvest Queen, Hannah Fedechko-Conroy, is hosting “A Christmas to Remember” benefit concert at the Classic Theatre in Cobalt on Saturday, December 20 at 7 p.m.Tickets for the
Temagami goes countryDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMAGAMI – “It’s a real winter wonderland!”[caption id="attachment_5741" align="alignleft" width="500"] Hot dogs cooked on an open fire by Jonathan Vrij were a fitting way to
It was a uniquely Temagami take on Christmas last week as Santa helped three-year-old Bailey Mackey remove the three-year-old angler’s “catch” during the community’s first Country Christmas. For coverage of the festivities, turn to the C-front. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Englehart Nordic Ski Club President Liz Robitaille.1. What is your full name?Elizabeth Rose Robitaille.2. Where were you born?Atikokan, Ontario.3. What organization are you affiliated with?Englehart Nordic Ski Club Inc.4. What
Margaret-Rose Hearn, at left, and Tonie Miron of the Country Starlights provided the musical entertainment at the annual seniors’ dinner in New Liskeard. The December 6 luncheon, sponsored by the Temiskaming Shores Lioness-Lions and the New Liskeard Lions, drew almost 150 diners to Riverside Place. (Staff photo by Diane
COBALT (Staff) – A glimpse of small-town Canada at war, produced in Temiskaming and using local artifacts, will soon be available online.The multifaceted exhibit is a project of The Bunker Museum, and is funded by a $200,100 grant from the Canadian Heritage Information Network.The interactive exhibit is
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_5632" align="alignleft" width="500"] Anne-Denise Mejaki sang during the Village Noël Temiskaming opening ceremonies. She was in charge of organizing the entertainment for the event.[/caption][caption id="attachment_5634" align="alignleft" width="500"]
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Temiskaming Dairy Educator Melissa Laframboise.1. What is your full name?Melissa Laframboise.2. Where were you born?La Sarre, Quebec.3. What is your occupation?I am the Temiskaming Dairy Educator.4. What is
