Duane Hicks Jeremy Nussbaumer, technical customer service representative for the FFPC, demonstrated how iPads are used in conjunction with the FFPC’s GIS system to perform inspections of the utility’s electrical assets.
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Amber Quo displayed some admirable balance while putting her best foot forward during the Canskate 5/6 group’s number, “Different Colors.”
Parker Forster, centre, was having a grand time helping drive the Beginner 2 group through its “Big Green Tractor” routine.
Furry and fancy would best describe the Beginner 1 quartet of Donnie Almers, left, Madison Peterson, Chase Abelman, and Leah Brown during their number, “Purple People Eater.”
Kayla Michl, left, shared a smile with Canfigure duo partner, Lilly Blakeney, while they soared their way through “Different Colors.”
Nicholas Donaldson Young Pokémon players gathered at the Fort Frances Public Library Technology Centre yesterday to battle and trade as part of March Break activities for kids there. Events continue tomorrow at 10:30 a.m. with Ojibwe Baby Time (featuring special guest Shy-anne Hovorka), followed by pizza and a movie (“Dr. […]
Joey Payeur Bethany Sinninghe made her last ice show one to remember as the graduating skater–in her 12th and final ice show with the Rainy River Figure Skating Club–was outstanding during her solo routine done to “Bleed Red.”
The Canfigure duo of Madison Kreger, left, and Awnley Jacobsen weaved their way majestically through “Counting Blue Cars.”
Joey Payeur A fresh and updated look was given this past week to the signs hailing the championship glory of past Muskie boys’ hockey teams at both the west and east entrances to town. The black-and-gold will be gunning to add “2017” to the sign–to join Fort High’s four previous […]
Nicholas Donaldson Howard Teeple and Leah Teeple, far left, along with Charlene McTavish, Neal Teeple, and Alex Teeple, were listening carefully and marking their cards during “Pillowcase Bingo” last Thursday in the Crossroads School gym. Winners received a handmade pillowcase with a gift certificate for the book fair, which also […]
Duane Hicks OPSEU Local 735 president Melissa Pearson spoke about “We Own It,” an ongoing campaign to combat privatization, during Monday night’s council meeting.
Emma Olson was a whirlwind of wonder as she and her sister, Kira Olson, spun their way through their duet performance of the song “True Colors.”
