January •The NorFab Flames PeeWee ‘AA’ girls’ team rang in the New Year the right way, taking gold at the Best of Times Fargo Girls’ International Hockey Classic. The Flames overcame the Bismarck Chill 6-1 in the final. •The Fort Frances Canadians Midget ‘AA’ team captured the titular medal at […]
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Dan Falloon Steve Boileau participated in sports like hockey, soccer, and football while attending Fort High, but he’s kept up with squash at his current school, the University of Waterloo. Boileau, who is studying geological engineering (a combination of civil engineering and geology) in his second year at Waterloo, saw […]
Duane Hicks The Steele family, including sisters Hayley, back left, Ashley, and Alicia, their mother, Cindy, and dad, John, were among the many people who enjoyed the 23rd-annual community Christmas dinner Saturday afternoon at Knox United Church. The Steeles have attended the dinner every year since Christmas 2003 when they […]
Dan Falloon Katelin Gurniak, Rachel Jean, and Annie Jean had a wild ride down the hill at the overpass here Thursday afternoon. About 10 kids went out enjoying their break from school in the final days leading up to Christmas.
Dan Falloon Noah Loveday chipped the puck through a dusting of snow as Claire Tibbs looked on during a game of shinny at the north-end rink last Wednesday afternoon. About 10 players were taking part in the game as part of their Christmas break fun.
From the brave souls who took the “plunge” into Sand Bay last New Year’s Day to the 320 people who turned out Saturday for the community Christmas dinner at Knox United Church, 2010 marked another year of annual events interspersed with unexpected occurrences of triumph and tragedy, controversy and inspiration […]
“Amber has been with us four Christmases,” remarked my daughter last Friday evening as we were about to open our gifts. And we all smiled as Amber opened her gifts. She loved her new toy, but most of her gifts were bite-sized pieces of chicken wrapped in tissue paper. She […]
On Friday night, many New Year’s resolutions will be spoken. Some might even be written down. Most, however, will perish within a fortnight. After this holiday season, the most common resolution is to lose those 10 pounds that seemed to appear out of nowhere sometime between Dec. 1-31. But we […]
Kathy Cederwall Dear editor: In August, 2003, I attended Stratton’s centennial. It was a celebration that I remember and cherish. As part of the event, the Stratton Centennial Committee was compiling information from community members and former residents for a history book. A request for a $30 down payment was […]
“Where are you going now? It’s 2 a.m.,” sleepily muttered the “Pearl of the Orient,” my wife, after I stubbed my toe on the corner of the dresser and cursed quietly as I put on my robe and slippers. I still wasn’t seasonally acclimatized to the condo at our winter […]
Another year has come and gone and with it, hopefully, some great memories for all you anglers out there in Sunset Country. I spend a lot of time fishing through all 12 months of the year. As long as there is something biting, I will be out there so I […]
I’m not going to make you sit through a half-hour of inane questions and fat-headed puffery before announcing this decision. I’m by no means the LeBron James of my field, but I’m taking this space to announce I’m leaving my post with the Times tomorrow to take the same position […]
