Animal sanctuary hosting spaghetti dinner fundraiser
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Who doesn’t love a delicious spaghetti dinner where you aren’t obligated to cook or clean up afterwards? The Northern Animals Rescue and Sanctuary, …
July opening forecast for splash pad
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The long-awaited splash pad on the New Liskeard waterfront is expected to be spraying, spritzing and dousing youngsters this summer. Temiskaming Shores council …
Grand Jam keeps making music
EARLTON (Staff) – If you can carry a tune, play an instrument, or are just a fan, Le Grand Jam in Earlton sets out a musical welcome mat. Local performers …
4-H going country, musically
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter COBALT – An evening of music is coming up to support youth education in Temiskaming. Local performers will stage a country music concert at the Classic …
NL couple wins top game prize
TORONTO (Special) – Carrie Noel and Karl Nelson of New Liskeard are $500,000 richer after winning with an Instant High Roller game. In an OLG news release, the couple said …
WHAT A CARD
Three-year-old Elliotte Giesen of New Liskeard will give custom-made Valentine’s Day cards, thanks to a February 11 craft session at the Temiskaming Shores library in New Liskeard. (Staff photo by …
Local dancers to take the stage in Portugal
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – How does a competitive dancer stay on her toes when there’s no studio? Mackenzie Koch practises tap in her dorm room at Laurentian …
Singing the return of the Festival of Music
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — The 88th Temiskaming Festival of Music, showcasing musical talent from across the district, is back after a hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. …
ROLLING OUT THE FUN
Kids were fearless as they faced the marble rollercoaster challenge at the Englehart and Area Community Arena Complex January 27. The activity, which was to build a rollercoaster for …
New book offers broader look at 1922 fire
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – A century after the Great Fire of 1922, and 25 years after a book publishing survivors’ stories, is there anything new …