Tyson Dennis helped tie the skates for his daughter, Jasper, at the Millennium Rink on Hill Road in Alberton before going for a skate Monday afternoon.
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Children took turns tobogganing down some slopes by the Millennium Rink on Hill Road in Alberton on Monday. The event,hosted by the Alberton Recreation Committee, saw about 100 people come out to enjoy some winter activities for Family Day.
Sam Odrowski Robert Moore students lined the hallways as they eagerly waited to purchase doughnuts from the school’s Builders Club on Thursday. Fort Frances Kiwanis Club members came into the school to allow Builders Club members to make doughnuts with their machine and assisted in their sales. The money raised […]
Jamie Mountain Jayce Gavel of the Fort Frances Fine Foods Fury got tangled up and knocked to the ice by a Fort Frances Taggs’ opponent Sunday morning during his squad’s 3-2 shootout loss in the bronze-medal game of the Fort Frances Minor Hockey Association’s annual Novice tournament.
Minnesota Iron Rangers’ goalie Synjen Amende made a tough save on Fort Frances Lakers’ forward Ethan Knusten during the third period of his squad’s 6-2 loss Monday afternoon at the Ice For Kids Arena. Amende was busy in turning aside 42 shots to take the loss.
Jamie Mountain Noah Loveday looked to clear the puck out of his own zone with a stiff backhand during a penalty kill in the second period of the Fort Frances Lakers’ 5-0 loss to the Thunder Bay North Stars on Friday night at the Ice For Kids Arena. The Lakers […]
Local artist Cher Pruys just received notification that her painting, “Innocence,” has been juried into the International Guild of Realism’s (IGOR) Winter Salon International Online Exhibition. The exhibition will run from March 20-May 20 on the IGOR YouTube channel, Instagram, and Facebook, as well as on two major art websites, […]
Submitted Jeff Gustafson held up a couple of large spotted bass during the Day One weigh-in at Lake Lanier last week.
Submitted Nikolas Pocock, a kindergarten student at Robert Moore School, passed out his Valentines as celebrations got underway in the classroom last Thursday.
Duane Hicks Tess Coish of Tess’s Kitchen here baked 4,000 cookies for groups, workplaces, and individuals in time for Valentine’s Day last week. She also received help with icing and bagging the cookies from numerous individuals. This year’s charity cookie campaign was dedicated to the late Samantha (Sam) Pearson, who […]
Submitted Ainsley Mann, a Grade 6 student at Robert Moore School, put the final toppings on her pizza last week. The two Grade 6 classes worked in groups to make pizzas as a Valentine’s Day treat but also incorporated curriculum elements, such as math and language, into the activity.
Sam Odrowski St. Michael’s students Maddax Spuzak, left, and Westyn DeGagne collected and sorted through their Valentine’s Day cards and treats after the class handed them out to each other Thursday afternoon. The children celebrated the holiday by participating in Valentine’s Day crafts and games at the school.
