Cataloguing history at the Little Claybelt

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_8390" align="alignleft" width="500"] Margaret Villneff displays one of the Little Claybelt museum’s newest acquisitions – a pair of Glenn Walton’s skis and boots, circa 1940,

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ESCSM students lifting spirits

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Special) – People who needed groceries or just a lift to their spirits were among the beneficiaries of Random Acts of Kindness Day.May 26 was such a day for École secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie students enrolled in a Grade 12 university English class.“We

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TRADITIONAL DANCE

It was a cool, overcast day for the 9th annual Timiskaming District Secondary School Pow Wow held on Friday, June 5. Heating up the action was traditional men’s style dancer Lindsay Sarazin from the Golden Lake First Nation. Traditional dancers tell the story of battles and hunting expeditions with

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POSTCARD ART

The Englehart and Area Historical Museum began their third Juried Postcard Art Exhibit with an open house on May 31. From the left is museum manager Hélène King, exhibit judge Linda Mustard, Andrea Peplinski who received an honourable mention, Liz Pacey who placed third, second place winner Diane Thompson

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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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