Todd Jang, who along with Frederik Robert and Philip Grant comprise the tenor trio “Romanza,” kept the audience spellbound with his vocal range at the Townshend Theatre last night. Performing a variety of opera, show tunes, and ballads from around the world, “Romanza” was here as part of the 2007-08 […]
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Imam Mohammad Attieque spoke to nearly a full house at St. John’s Anglican Church here last night, wrapping up a two-day seminar entitled “That we may know each other: A conversation between Islam and Christianity.” Meant to demystify and correct public misunderstandings about Islam, the seminar was hosted by St. […]
Cody McCool chatted with Samantha Mickelson about her display, entitled “Total Knee Repalcement,” during Co-op Day for this semester held yesterday in the atrium at Fort Frances High School.
Students from the Grade 10 Civics class at Fort Frances High School had to eat lunch without using their fingers on Friday as part of an injury prevention program. Some also wore masks to simulate tunnel vision while others wore neck braces. It demonstrated what it would be like to […]
These are the birch gift candles designed to accompany your donation to the Fort Frances Public Library’s “Building for the Future” fundraising campaign. Honour someone special while helping to build the new library. Candles are available at the library until Christmas.
Capt. Angel Sandoval collected donations for the local Salvation Army at the head of the 50th-annual “Parade of Lights” on Saturday.
St. Mary’s Youth Group offered up a tribute to the ’70s during the 50th-annual “Parade of Lights” on Saturday. Their efforts earned them a third-place finish for the best float.
Fort Frances High School cheerleaders had “disco fever” as they paid a tribute to the ’70s in the “Parade of Lights” here Saturday.
Michael Brady, as “Maxwell Smart,” rehearsed a scene with Sally Roach (“Chief”) on Sunday for the upcoming Muskie Theatre production of “Get Smart,” which will be staged at the Townshend Theatre on Dec. 6-8. Advance tickets for the show are available at Northwoods Gallery and Gifts.
Students tried to fill out three cheques without using their fingers since that’s what it could be like if they suffered a spinal cord injury.
Tirzah Keffer used a bag valve mask to provide ventilation to the “patient” in the emergency room, assisted by nursing supervisor Cathy Bock. Groups of Grade 10 students toured La Verendrye Hospital last Wednesday and Friday as they participated in the “Prevent Alcohol and Risk-Related Trauma in Youth” (P.A.R.T.Y.) program.
Grade 10 student Colin Angus volunteered to be strapped to a backboard by paramedic supervisor Ed Carlson, left, and paramedic Doug Rydell on Friday as part of a demonstration of what it’s like to be rescued from a vehicle crash.
