Ethan Carlson-Jourdain, left, Chace Badiuk, Michael Albanese, and Kenya Bruyere were all smiles last night as they roasted marshmallows around the campfire at Pither’s Point Park. The Junior Wilderness group spent the night under the stars to the sounds of crickets.
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OPP summer students Mitch Cain and Jenna Nowak put a “Lock It or Lose It” decal on an unlocked car parked along the riverfront this morning while out on bicycle patrol. The pair, as well as Cody Van Drunen and Dayton Brown, are working with the police under the OPP’s […]
The message says it all on this fridge sitting in the alleyway between the 200 block of Scott Scott and First Street East.
Alina Eldridge, foreground, Sidney Leduc, and Courtney Leduc sewed shirts for their puppets during the pioneer theme day at the museum’s summer children’s program yesterday.
Jack Allen, left, and Mel Snowball helped sew the big tent together this morning in preparation for its raising at the Sorting Gap Marina in conjunction with Fort Frances Canadian Bass Championship festivities, which get underway Sunday with the annual “KidPro” tournament. The FFCBC itself goes next Thursday through Saturday […]
Verna Roy, 86, believes having her dog, Missy, has kept her more active and able to continue walking. Her legs often get stiff when she sits, and walking is something her doctor recommended as something that would benefit her. She takes Missy out for walks twice a day—regardless of the […]
Aya Sletmoen, a Japanese massage therapist and reflexologist, says her patients have experienced the benefits of the treatments, including reduced stress and an overall better sense of feeling healthy.
Raegan Woodgate showed off her finished version of a wax tablet she created last Wednesday at the Fort Frances Museum. Children were there to make crafts as part of “Greek and Roman Day.”
Bo Gartzke, two, spent time splashing around in the water fountain at the Lions Park on Second Street East during a brief sunny period last Thursday afternoon.
The town is asking residents to stop their pets from urinating on the light poles along the riverfront walkways because they are corroding.
August Collinson triumphantly lifted up one of the lunker bass she caught Saturday on the final day of the eighth-annual “Castin’ for Cash” tournament hosted by Lake Despair Lodge. She and partner Jeff Gustafson took home the $5,000 top prize with a two-day weight of 29.03 pounds.
Canoes from the David Thompson Brigade made a grand arrival at Old Fort William Historical Park on Saturday to the rousing cheers from a very large crowd. After bringing their canoes ashore, members reminisced about the 63-day trip from Rocky Mountain House, Alta., with many commenting on the warm reception […]
