COOKING FOR A CAUSE

Temiskaming Shores Councillor Doug Jelly, foreground, works the grill with the help of Mayor Carman Kidd and, at right, Monique Chartrand of Victim Services of Temiskaming and District. The annual barbecue is a fundraiser for the organization, which offers the support of trained volunteers to victims of crime and

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CANCER CARE DONATION

The third annual 2015 Denim & Diamonds Ladies Night Out held April 18 at Riverside Place in New Liskeard was a resounding success raising $11,000 for the Bikers Reunion- supported Community Cancer Care program. In three years this fun night out for local women has raised an impressive $27,000.

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Five free landfill days for Cobalt ratepayers

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Cobalt ratepayers will be provided with a five-day amnesty period next week to take garbage to the Haileybury landfill.The town’s public works crew will not be picking up waste from people’s yards as it has done in past years.Ratepayers must take

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Drug drop-off May 9

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) ­– The Ontario Provincial Police will be looking for drugs this weekend – legal prescription drugs, that is.The Temiskaming detachment will take part in a province-wide prescription drug drop-off day May 9.Area residents can bring old and unused prescription medications to the detachment from

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City fails to make connection

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city has been sidelined from a revived initiative providing funding for municipal roads connecting to provincial highways.Temiskaming Shores is not among the 77 municipalities eligible for the new Connecting Links program announced last week.Expected to start in the spring

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EXERCISING COMMERCE

Jaykob Morrow, 10, was flanked by sisters Teaghan, 7, left, and Gabrielle Gibson, 10, as he tried out a Walkmaster treadmill. Everything from dishes to firewood – and even the proverbial kitchen sink – could be found at the fifteenth annual fundraiser for the Hudson Fire Department. (Staff photo

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New Liskeard roads on city’s to-do list

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Plans are nearing completion for $2.8 million-plus work on three steep, rough streets in New Liskeard.The project would see the reconstruction of Glen Road, Farah Avenue and Dixon Street.But given its magnitude, the city “will definitely require funding from senior

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Walking to Ottawa

The Truth and Reconciliation Walkers, travelling by foot from Cochrane to Ottawa for the closing ceremony of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission May 31 to June 3, stopped in New Liskeard as guests of the Hillview United Church Friday, April 17, then departed again the following day. Pictured here

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Concern about OPP speeds in Cobalt

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- A Cobalt councillor has complained about the speed at which Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) cruisers are travelling through the town.Speaking at council’s regular meeting Tuesday, April 7, Councillor Gary Bigelow related that his car came close to being struck by a cruiser

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