DISTRICT (Staff/Special) -- The Temiskaming Art Gallery (TAG) is continuing its series of free talks about the environment, history and culture of the region surrounding Lake Temiskaming.The upcoming series of talks are part of TAG’s Art, Myth and Memory program, and will look specifically at the people who
It is perfectly acceptable to say for many, ice fishing in the Temiskaming region is a Northern rite of passage for area outdoor enthusiasts. Last weekend’s weather was cold, but sunny, which did not deter Nicole Doire from attempting to dig a hole with a hand-held auger on Lake
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Citizens who have done outstanding deeds and brought recognition to their organizations, themselves, and their community in the South Temiskaming region have been recognized.The winners of the CJTT FM 2015 Recognition Awards have been announced in a press release from Station
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with the City of Temiskaming Shores Age Friendly Community Coordinator Amber Sayer.1. What is your full
TEMAGAMI (Staff) – Are you particularly proud of your beard? Want to scramble through loose hay to find some loose change?Are you just seeking a break from the cold and the snow?Temagami is celebrating all things wintry, both indoors and out, at the ninth annual Shiverfest this
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- An activity for children this March break is being offered through the Temiskaming Art Gallery (TAG).Three mornings of print-making fun will be taking place March 15 to 17 for children ages 7 to 14.The event is part of TAG’s Art, Myth
Gordon Brock Speaker Editor [gallery ids="11329,11330"]DISTRICT – In July of 1905 E.F. Stephenson, then a sprightly 60 year old, and his son the 32-year A.E. Stephenson formerly of the Bracebridge Free Grant Gazette, opened a printing plant in a small building on Sharpe Street in New Liskeard.At the
The Earlton Winterfest offered fun for everyone. One of the popular events was that of the baby contest. Three judges were faced with the challenge of choosing the winner. But everyone was having fun, including the babies. Pictured here in the up to six months category, which had
There was a great deal of twisting and a little bit of shouting going on at the Temiskaming Nordic Ski Club’s recent Jackrabbit program as parent instructor Denise Morrow instructed her young charges in the finer art of Nordic skiing. (Staff photo by Sue Nielsen)
