Ken Kellar It’s just not Christmas without the Grinch. Students at Our Lady of the Way school in Stratton delivered a dramatic performance of the classic story as a part of their Christmas concert on Friday afternoon. The performance was followed by lunch and draws for door prizes.
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Mr. Cousineau’s Grade 1 French Immersion class at St. Michael’s School performed “Ave Maria” by Natasha St-Pier during their Christmas concert rehearsal last Wednesday. The French Immersion and English classes held their concerts on consecutive days in the gym at the elementary school. – Ken Kellar photo
Christmas is as good a time as any to rock out, as these guitar heroes from Robert Moore school demonstrated at their Christmas concert last night. Senior students at the school will be performing their Christmas concert tonight in the gym. – Ken Kellar photo
Deb Zimmerman’s veritable army of nutcrackers are put up on display throughout her home every year over the holiday season. She’s been collecting the decorative figures for around 20 years and has around 200 free standing one’s in total, as well as 150 nutcracker tree ornaments. -Sam Odrowski photo
Dave Ogilvie The Grade 1 class at Sturgeon Creek School performed a creative “Black Light” performance of the Christmas Nativity during their annual Christmas concert last week. Their efforts were met with a warm round of applause from an appreciative audience.
Ken Kellar Students from J.W. Walker performed a ukulele song as part of their Christmas concert at the Townshend Theatre last Tuesday night. While the Kindergarten students performed for their families and friends in the gym at J.W. Walker School, the junior and senior students had the opportunity to perform […]
Jamie Mountain Paiten Kinnear looked to beat her Borderland Chiefs’ opponent to the puck during the second period of the Muskie girls’ hockey team’s 5-3 loss in exhibition action on Monday night at “The Duke” (Couchiching Arena). Kinnear tallied once to help pace the Muskies’ offence in the loss.
Jamie Mountain Tala Quran bumped the ball into the air while her teammates looked on during the first set of the Rainy River Owls’ junior girls’ volleyball team’s 3-0 win over the Atikokan Voyageurs in NorWOSSA ‘A’ action yesterday afternoon at RRHS. The Owls improved to 2-0 in league play […]
Jamie Mountain Jerzi Calder (10) looked to keep her Borderland Chiefs’ opponent at bay who was trying to skate into the Muskies’ zone during the first period of Fort High’s 5-3 loss in exhibition action on Monday night at “The Duke” (Couchiching Arena). The Muskies were slated to resume NorWOSSA […]
Jamie Mountain Brendan Wilson tried to evade a pair of Atikokan Voyageurs’ defenders and make his way to the hoop during the fourth quarter of the Rainy River Owls’ senior boys’ basketball team’s 51-11 loss yesterday morning in NorWOSSA ‘A’ action at RRHS.
Submitted Riverside Foundation director Allison Cox, left, and Foundation chair Delaine McLeod, right, were pleased to recently accept a generous $21,530 donation from local lawyer Lawrence Eustace.
Submitted The Rainy River Owls’ junior girls’ volleyball team racked up eight wins en route to snaring the title at the Dryden Eagles’ annual home tournament held Friday and Saturday.
