Merna Emara photo Debbie Larson Jas has been offer her rebounder class for four years. She has a loyal customer base that have been with her, but she is looking for more participants to enjoy the fun and dynamic ambience created by the weekly theme disco music.
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Ken Kellar The Rainy River – Baudette bridge is expected to be open for traffic later this month. Workers are putting the finishing touches on pavement, lighting and decorative elements. The next phase will be the demolition of the old bridge.
Ken Kellar The Rainy River – Baudette bridge is expected to be open for traffic later this month. Workers are putting the finishing touches on pavement, lighting and decorative elements. The next phase will be the demolition of the old bridge.
Ken Kellar Kenora-Rainy River MPP Greg Rickford, right, posed for a photo with Ontario Norhtland Transit Commission staff and one of teh buses that will be making the run from THunder Bay to Kenora via the new Atikokan-Fort Frances-Sioux Narrows route. The buses on the route are fully equipped with […]
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Love your lawn as much as this little guy, by investing a little time and effort now, to create better growth throughout spring and summer.
Ken Kellar photo Athletes with the 807 Selects Volleyball Club have been practicing at Point Park, to adhere to COVID guidelines. The club will move indoors as restrictions ease.
Ken Kellar photo Drills have been underway at Point Park for the 807 Selects Volleyball Club. Coach Terry McMahon has long range plans for the volleyball club, as a way to develop local talent to compete on a larger level.
Merna Emara photo Nicole LePine, seated, has become the first person to use the adaptive water ski, recently donated by Child and Family Services. Volunteer Alyssa Perlette was one of many who guided her through the process.
Nicole LePine made history as the first person to use the equipment at Sunset Water Sports. The adaptive equipment allows people of all abilities to enjoy the lake.
Merna Emara photo McTaggarts has been busy with parents shopping locally for back-to-school, but is working through lower revenues overall.
Merna Emara photo Hospital workers rally in front of Greg Rickford’s constituency office in Fort Frances to protest Bill 195, which was passed in July after Ontario declared the COVID-19 emergency over. They say Bill 195 suspends their most basic rights for at least another year.
Submitted photo Emo Long-Term Care residents made their way home yesterday, after a broken air conditioner unit forced them to be relocated to Rainycrest in Fort Frances in June. The new unit is installed, and includes a back-up. Riverside took advantage of the vacated facility to make other repairs and […]
