Peggy Revell Heather Hudson, Barb Duguay, Anne Barnard, Kim Redford, and Renee McDonald got into the ’50s spirit with their costumes during a “thank-you” lunch Rainycrest hosted yesterday for its many volunteers. The afternoon was filled with root beer floats, poodle skirts, Elvis, and other favourites from that decade.
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Peggy Revell JK student Roman Spuzak coloured in a picture of the world during Earth Day activities held yesterday at St. Michael’s School. Students were busy decorating paper grocery bags which will then make their way to Einar’s Foods to remind people about the importance of being environmentally-friendly.
Press Release The start of the school year in Sept. 2009 will bring new principals and vice-principals to some schools in the Rainy River District School Board. Several of the changes are designed to promote better educational outcomes by encouraging greater coordination among elementary and secondary grade levels. The moves […]
Duane Hicks Town council will decide once and for all whether to go ahead with Phase II of the Heritage Tourism project, which includes the refurbishment and relocating of the Hallett and lookout tower to the La Verendrye Parkway, at Monday’s regular council meeting. At a budget meeting yesterday, Community […]
Mitch Calvert It was a banner day for the Fort High badminton team at the NWOSSAA finals yesterday in Thunder Bay, with two pairs qualifying for the OFSAA championship set for Sudbury May 7-9. In the senior boys’ division, the duo of Rory Bagacki and Tim Desjardins kept their perfect […]
Press Release NDP forestry critic John Rafferty (Thunder Bay-Rainy River) was joined by deputy leader Thomas Mulcair (Outrremont) yesterday in calling on the federal government to immediately outline and implement a forestry strategy to assist all sectors of the industry, to provide further assistance to hard-hit forestry communities, and to […]
Albert Plourde, 82, was called home to be with his Lord and Saviour on Sunday, April 19, 2009. Albert was born April 26, 1926 in St. Basile, Madawaska County, New Brunswick to Wilfred and Alvine Plourde. Albert moved to Fort Frances, Ont. in 1949, where he then met the love […]
