CELEBRATING THE SCHOOL YEARLearning, growing, friends and fun are all part of a school year. Payton Bumstead (left) and Charlotte Peters were enjoying a special day at New Liskeard Public School on Friday, February 10. It was 100s Day, marking the halfway point of the school year for
Diane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Students will see a few changes as they return to school in southern Temiskaming this week.At District School Board Ontario North East, students in grades 7 and 8 across southern Temiskaming will move to new quarters at Timiskaming District Secondary School and
New Liskeard Public School Junior Kindergarten student, six-year-old Aiston Ouimet, is holding a pumpkin while at Craig Haven Farms and Gardens along Highway 65 West in Hudson Township. Children in Junior and Senior kindergarten were treated to a wagon ride around the farm and choose their very own pumpkins
Grades 7-8 moving to TDSSDiane Johnston Speaker Reporter TEMISKAMING SHORES – Senior students from New Liskeard Public School and Haileybury Public School will be moving to high school a little early.The schools’ grades 7 and 8 will relocate to Timiskaming District Secondary School, effective February
Red Sky Performer Meegwun Fairbrother was at New Liskeard Public School on Thursday, January 30 courtesy of Pied Piper Kidshows. Red Sky is Canada’s leading company of contemporary world Indigenous performance in dance, theatre and music. Former Temagami resident Sandra Laronde is a choreographer with Red Sky. Mr. Fairbrother told
