FIRST DAY FRAME OF MIND
Ecole secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie welcomed 425 students back to school this year on August 28. Among those students are Elianah Howey, left, and Keera MacKewn, who were excited to …
Haileybury blocks Saturday for street party
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – An end-of-summer street party is poised to take over downtown Haileybury this weekend. The fourth edition of the Haileybury Block Party …
Ornithologists flocking to Hilliardton Marsh
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter HILLIARD TOWNSHIP — Bird will be the word when members of the Ontario Field Ornithologists (OFO) flock to the Temiskaming region and the Hilliardton …
Frog’s Breath provides window into Camp Temiskaming life
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter HUDSON TOWNSHIP — “Then God said ‘let there be light,’ and there was light,” from Genesis 1:3, certainly could apply to Camp Temiskaming, which …
SCOUTS AND SERVICE
The Temiskaming Shores Scout Groups hosted a fundraising barbecue August 10 at North Prairie Feeds on North Quarry Road. It was one of the stops on the sixth edition …
THRILLS AND SPILLS
One of most dangerous sports in the world is bull riding and the most thrilling for the crowds gathered at the New Liskeard Dodge Ram Rodeo on August 18. …
Things were humming at annual Garden Party
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter HILLIARD TOWNSHIP — Despite cloudy skies, things were humming along quite nicely at the Hilliardton Marsh Research and Education Centre’s annual Hummingbird Garden Party …
New ESCSM gym preparing to welcome athletes
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Students and the community will have access to a bigger, better École secondaire catholique Sainte-Marie this fall. Construction is nearing completion …
Frog’s Breath breathes new life into Camp Jeunesse
Sue Nielsen Speaker Reporter COLEMAN TOWNSHIP — Beautifully situated on Gillies Lake in Coleman Township, Camp Jeunesse en Marche has received $9,000 in funding from the Frog’s Breath …
PAILS BY COMPARISON
Kaidan Martin, 3, and his older sister KayLee, 6, of Haileybury, were scooping up loads of fun trying to put a mountain of corn into their pails. It was …
