NL men face theft charges

TEMISKAMING SHORES (Staff) – Two New Liskeard men face multiple charges after what police describe as many break-ins and thefts around the area.Temiskaming Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) say they responded September 30 to the first of many break-ins and thefts at commercial, municipal and private properties.After a

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Water works continuing

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – As winter looms, construction continues of a multi-million dollar project linking the New Liskeard and Dymond water systems.Weather permitting, work along Armstrong Street North is expected to be complete within the next week or two, said Doug Walsh, Temiskaming Shores’ director

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New Ontario Northland bus agency

DISTRICT (Staff) -- Ontario Northland will be adding a new agency location in Temiskaming Shores.The new location will be the Husky Truck Stop on Highway 11 in Dymond.The addition of the new agency location becomes effective Sunday, November 15.The new location will be

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Cobalt concerns about winter staffing

Darlene Wroe Speaker Reporter COBALT -- Cobalt town council is facing this upcoming winter with some concern when it comes to public works staffing. But the town’s budget is such that concerns are also being expressed about spending anymore money on staffing.“We have a staff of four and

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With quiet dignity

Interview with WW II veteran Marvin WickettSue Nielsen Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES —World War II veteran Marvin Wickett’s story appears here courtesy of a 1990 video-taped interview conducted by Bryan Gibson at the New Liskeard home of Graydon Fielder. Mr. Fielder’s story appeared in the November

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Spring bear hunt preparing to return

Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TORONTO – The spring bear hunt is poised to return to Ontario after more than a decade and a half.The provincial government is proposing to reinstate the spring hunt in 2016 for a five-year test period.“Managing the bear population responsibly through an expanded

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