Temagami’s Michael Brazeau gave granddaughter Sienna Brazeau a lift as the two-year-old searched for the elusive Easter egg. Dozens of eager chocolate fans waited patiently in line for the doors of the New Liskeard library to open for the annual hunt. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Englehart Public School Grade 2 student, John Montminy was into the Easter spirit as his class completed a bracelet-making fundraising event in memory of EPS teacher Jody Noyes who passed away last Thanksgiving to cancer. The students also sold baking and will donate the proceeds from their fundraisers to
Three-year-old Billy Hutnick-Whithead, left, and his six-year-old sister Willow donned seasonal apparel as they hunted for Easter eggs stashed at the New Liskeard library. It was just one several egg expeditions for the New Liskeard siblings on the weekend, said their father, Eric Hutnick-Whitehead. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
Big brother Jackson Dougall, 5, checked out the high shelves for hidden chocolates while little brother Jamison, 3, followed his progress and scanned the low shelves during the Easter Egg Hunt at the Haileybury branch of the Temiskaming Shores Public Library on Saturday, April 4. (Staff photo by Steven
Speaker Reporter Darlene WroeAt Easter time, I remember the morning light streaming out of the east when I was a child.It would light the back of the
Jennifer Breault gave daughter Kendall Morgan a lift as the four-year-old searched for Easter eggs at the Haileybury library. The Sudbury family, in Temiskaming Shores on the holiday weekend visiting relatives, joined the crowd of chocolate hunters. (Staff photo by Diane Johnston)
