The calm between two storms is captured at the Flint House on Christmas morning as all of the meals scheduled for delivery had been sent out and the restaurant readied itself for those who were scheduled to pick up their Community Christmas Dinners in person. While the annual dinner was […]
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The calm between two storms is captured at the Flint House on Christmas morning as all of the meals scheduled for delivery had been sent out and the restaurant readied itself for those who were scheduled to pick up their Community Christmas Dinners in person. While the annual dinner was […]
The calm between two storms is captured at the Flint House on Christmas morning as all of the meals scheduled for delivery had been sent out and the restaurant readied itself for those who were scheduled to pick up their Community Christmas Dinners in person. While the annual dinner was […]
A White-breasted Nuthatch, above, and a male Evening Grosbeak, right, were just two of the 28 species spotted dur- ing the 121st Christmas Bird Count. -Bob Saunders photos
A White-breasted Nuthatch, above, and a male Evening Grosbeak, right, were just two of the 28 species spotted dur- ing the 121st Christmas Bird Count. -Bob Saunders photos
Shannon Carlson, left, and Dimit Bus Lines owner Bob Dimit were both on hand to accept donations during Carlson’s “Stuff-A-bus for Animal Rescue” fundraiser that was held at the Peterbilt parking lot on McIrvine Road on December 19. The event hoped to collect donations of pet food, blankets, toys and […]
Staff from Fort Frances GM, Out of the Cold Warming Centre, homelessness committee and Rainy River District social Services Administration Board (RRDSSAB) help to unload a vehicle full of donations to the warming centre that were collected during the dealership’s Out of the Cold Donation Drive on December 17. – […]
The countdown is on. More than two dozen households are competing for the title in the WRRD Lions Festival of Lights. Winners will be announced on Friday.
MPP Greg Rickford was on hand Monday to announce more than $2-million for local initiatives. -submitted photo
Shannon Carlson, with her rescues Jack and Sophie, is organizing a stuff a bus event for pet supplies, which she will donate to animal rescue organizations. – Submitted photo
Voyageurs National park has earned Dark Sky certification, for its spectacular night skies, free of light pollution. Quetico Provincial Park is also seeking certification, and expected to join Voyageurs as a Dark Sky Park in the next few months. – Erik Frenstad photo
