TSACC 2015 business awards announced
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter DISTRICT — The much-anticipated annual 2015 Temiskaming Shores and Area Chamber of Commerce (TSACC) Business Awards lineup is slowly being released.Two awards out of the overall seven have been announced via a press release.The seven awards are Excellence in Service, Business of the
Healthy destination
Grand Opening for New Liskeard Euphoria Smoothies & moreSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES — Health conscious people will find a New Liskeard business has just what they need, healthy nutritious smoothies, pretzels, tea, coffee, cold drinks and gluten-free foods.A line of helium-filled balloons of all shapes and
Cold hard facts
Cobalt outlines challenges of maintaining arenaDarlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- About 40 members of the public came out to learn more about the challenges the Town of Cobalt is facing in keeping the Cobalt arena operational.A Cobalt arena review informational meeting was held at the
Refinery facility, president fined $625,000
COLEMAN (Special) – A Coleman waste disposal facility and its president have been fined a total of $625,000 for failure to comply with a court order to clean up the site and remove waste materials to a licensed facility.The Ontario Ministry of the Environment and Climate Change said
Englehart Chamber awards celebrate community
[caption id="attachment_7643" align="alignleft" width="500"] Dorothy de Champlain, centre, and Bridget Foss accepted a certificate on behalf of the Northern Rebekah Lodge for Outstanding Volunteer Organization from Englehart Mayor Nina Wallace (left)
Cobalt, Latchford and Coleman get economic development funding
Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Funding has been approved for an economic development officer to be shared between Cobalt, Latchford and Coleman Township.Cobalt council discussed the newly funded position at its regular meeting Tuesday evening, April 7.Cobalt Mayor Tina Sartoretto said the oversight of the economic
Airport incorporation review continues
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The groundwork is being laid for the creation of a corporation that would manage and operate the Earlton-Temiskaming Regional Airport.As the region’s municipalities discuss the future of the airport, 14 have endorsed what’s known as Option A.