Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – The city has found what it hopes will be the new home of the Haileybury fire department and some public works operations.But it’s first commissioning an environmental review of the property before finalizing the purchase of the former KBR Wabi building,
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FOUNDATION ADDITION
The Frog’s Breath Foundation recently provided a $25,000 grant to help Hudson Township purchase a 1996 pumper truck, replacing their 1970 model. Seen here at the cheque presentation are, in front from the left, Foundation president Bridget Grant, Hudson fire department chief Shawn Morrow, Hudson Reeve Larry Craig and
Mike Beaupre
New chief for Latchford Fire DepartmentDarlene Wroe Speaker Reporter LATCHFORD — The Latchford Volunteer Fire Department has a new fire chief.Mike Beaupre has over twenty years of experience as a Latchford firefighter, and has served as captain as well as previously serving as fire chief in years
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
Arson case concluded
Guilty plea gets three-year sentenceHAILEYBURY (Staff) — Christopher Edwards, 35, of New Liskeard, has been sentenced to three years in jail, minus 92 days already served, in connection with the New Liskeard downtown fire which occurred Saturday, November 29, 2014.On Tuesday, March 3, Mr. Edwards
Downtown fire pushes losses to $2.5 million in ’14
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Fire losses in the city last year tallied more than $2.5 million – more than ten times that of 2013, and the highest in recent memory.But the bulk of the financial loss is related to a single event.On November 29,
Dedicated to his community
Longtime Harley Township fire chief passes awayDISTRICT (Staff) — One of Temiskaming’s most beloved fire chiefs to join the volunteer fire service passed away last week, leaving behind a 31-year legacy of dedication and pride.Harley Township Fire Chief Wayne Hearn passed away at the Temiskaming