Brandon Stanley, left, rolled up his sleeve to get a ’flu shot from public health nurse Sandra Krikke yesterday afternoon during the influenza immunization clinic at Robert Moore School. —Duane Hicks photo
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Members of the Red Hat Society made a splash at the Remembrance Day Tea put on by the Branch 29 Royal Canadian Legion Ladies Auxiliary on Sunday. The tea was very well attended, and included a craft and bake sale downstairs. —Melanie Béchard photo
A male chorus, including Matt Badiuk, left, Derek Thompson, and Kasey Hawrylak, performed the Oak Ridge Boys’ “Elvira” during the opening performance of “What’s In A Name?” last night at the Townshend Theatre. The revue continues tonight and Friday. Tickets, which cost $8 for adults, $5 for studetns and seniors, […]
Jastra Bell, left, kept a close eye on her ever-filling bag of treats after getting some candy from Angela Galusha of A Little Off The Top during the “Scott Street Scare” on Monday. Organizer Sandra McNay estimated about 1,500 kids came out for the annual event, which saw a record […]
Public health nurse Tracey Rea administered a ’flu shot to Edith Richert last Wednesday during an appointment-only influenza immunization clinic at the Northwestern Health Unit office here. The clinics will be running across the region until the end of December, with the first open public one coming up next Thursday […]
Emo council’s newest member, Ed Carlson, made his declaration of office last Tuesday night as Reeve Russ Fortier looked on. —Heather Ogilvie photo
Joshua Gerley, dressed as Scooby-Doo, attempted to break open a pumpkin pinata at the Fort Frances Day Care’s Hallowe’en party on Monday. –Heather Ogilvie photo
Muskie Cortney Caldwell fought for the puck with Lisa McIver (#6) and Jess Trent (#5) of the St. Thomas Aquinas Saints in front of the Saints’ net, minded by goalie Jamie Kurtz, during first period action Saturday afternoon at the Ice for Kids Arena. The Muskies ended up defeating the […]
Dressed as blocks of LEGO, Cameron Turriff, left, and Ayden Kelly sported some of the more original costumes seen downtown this Hallowe’en during the “Scott Street Scare.” —Duane Hicks photo
Chamber first-president Christine Denby handed over the Customer Service Award-Business to an honoured Al McTaggart of Pinewood Sports & Marine during the 10th-annual Fort Frances Chamber of Commerce business awards gala Saturday night at La Place Rendez-Vous. —Duane Hicks photo
Students, teachers, and parents from the JW Walker School community participated in the “Safe Crossing” program yesterday where they learned about safety around trains and railway tracks. Fort Frances was among only 10 communities in Canada chosen to deliver the program. CN Police Cst. Pete LeDrew had this train brought […]
Public health nurse Tracey Rea administered a ’flu shot to Leonard Haver yesterday during an appointment-only influenza immunization clinic at the Northwestern Health Unit office here. The clinics will be running across the region until the end of December, with the first open public one coming up next Thursday (Nov. […]
