The Thornloe Crossroads Baptist Church staged their annual Bethlehem Walk on Sunday evening, December 13. William Noyes, Hayden Noyes, Madison Potter and Bentley Noyes, from the left, played shepherds as part of a 60-member group who brought to life the story of the time of Jesus’ birth, death and
HILLIARDTON (Special) — The Hilliardton Marsh Research and Education Centre is excited to announce they are hosting their second annual CBC4kids on January 2, 2016 from 10:30 a.m. till 12:30 p.m.This event is “kid focused” and registration is required in advance. Parents are welcome and encouraged to hang
Seven-year-old Erica Cameron and Choo-Choo Bear became fast friends when the Ontario Northland Christmas train stopped in Earlton. The New Liskeard girl was among more than 300 kids, parents and rail fans who greeted the illuminated train on its December 4 whistle stop. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Santa and Mrs. Claus made time in their hectic schedule to drop by Riverside Place December 2, where Timiskaming Home Support staged a fundraising dinner and dance to offset the cost of its bus service. The availability of door-to-door transit “is a great thing,” said Elaine Morissette, at
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Secretary/Treasurer/Community Consultant Tina Nichol from the Temiskaming Metis Community Council.1. What is your full name?Tina Nichol-Ethier a.k.a Ashkwa-Gehoo-Kwe
Former Harvest Queen hosts another benefit concert at Classic TheatreSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter [caption id="attachment_7650" align="alignleft" width="300"] Hannah Fedechko-Conroy[/caption]DISTRICT — Are you in the mood to listen to
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter [gallery ids="10543,10542,10540,10541,10539"]TEMISKAMING SHORES -- Downtown New Liskeard has returned back to normal, approaching the season with its usual style of red bows and Christmas lights.But for two-and-a-half days, the downtown was tossed back four centuries into another era of foot-stomping
Santa Claus spent some time at the New Liskeard branch of the Temiskaming Shores Public Library on Saturday, November 28, meeting with area children to discuss their Christmas wish lists. He is pictured here with Katie Lacarte, 10, of Haileybury (left) and Gabrielle Gibson, 10, of Hudson Township. (Staff
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter This week’s Twenty Questions features an interview with Temiskaming Detachment Ontario Provincial Police Inspector Brent Cecchini.1. What is your full name?
