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A watermain break early Friday morning caused a mudslide at the southeast corner of the Portage Avenue underpass, re-routing traffic to and from the north end via McIrvine Road for most of the day. Fortunately, the dirt and debris was cleaned up quickly and the underpass, which did not sustain […]
Kelsey Jonassen helped Ashlyn Beck, 2, take her first steps on the ice last Wednesday evening at the Emo Figure Skating Club’s annual Skate-a-thon. Seventeen Emo figure skaters and plenty of friends were in attendance. The successful event raised $1,697.71. –Heather Ogilvie photo
Lynn Bruyere, left, Jeanette Easton, Brittni Oster and Loreen Holt worked out on the treadmills Saturday morning at Energy Fitness Centre during the inaugural “Queens for Cancer” fundraiser. The event, which drew over 90 women to the gym to work out for one hour in the name of cancer research, […]
Bailey Vollom, nine, got a helping hand from her coach, Mirela Bica, at the Fort Frances Gymnastics Academy last Thursday night while Hailey Boustead, eight, waited for her turn. —Emmanuel Moutsatsos photo
The executive officers of the Builders Club at Robert Moore School were installed during a special ceremony last night. From left are Alora Desrosier, secretary, Samantha Mueller, president, Katelyn Shortreed, vice-president, and Melanie Scott, treasurer. Kiwanis member Dr. Robert Lidkea was on hand to install the officers. The Builders Club […]
Angelo Daniele of Thunder Bay rode down a railing at the new Kiwanis skate park during the “skate-a-thon” fundraiser Saturday. Daniele and some other skaters were here to check out the park and visit with friends here. The fundraiser saw around 60 pledged youth on skateboards, BMX bikes and in-line […]
Crewmen could only watch as water flooded down a slope of the Portage Avenue underpass this morning. —Heather Ogilvie photo
Michelle Pruitt of Kansas City, Mo signed the documents for a five-year exclusive marketing and distribution deal with district furniture company Kish Gon Dug Canada during a ceremony last Friday at Naicatchewenin First Nation as Tony Marinaro, director of operations for Kish Gon Dug Canada, looked on. —Duane Hicks photo
John Albanese, left, made his declaration of office as he was sworn-in as councillor by Mayor Dan Onichuk during yesterday evening’s council meeting. Albanese, who served on council from 1985-91, was appointed last month to replace the late Coun. Struchan Gilson. Coun. Albanese also was appointed to all the boards […]
A 75-foot white spruce fell on Bob Gadd’s house in Crozier last Wednesday, knocked over by high winds. The huge tree caused a leak in his roof. Two other towering spruces in his yard were also felled by the elements that morning. Gadd planted all the trees back in 1953, […]
Bill Liggins, left, and John Rafferty provided service with a smile as they passed a plate of dainties to Dorothy Wepruk, front left, and Iris Kopchuk. The four had tea together at Rainycrest Home for the Aged’s Tea and Bazaar last Wednesday. —Melanie Béchard photo
