Lindsay Campbell Fort High students had fun posing for prom photos at Seven Oaks under sunny skies Saturday. New this year was a “Grand March” at Rainycrest before the traditional one inside the Townshend Theatre. The annual dinner/dance then followed at La Place Rendez-Vous.
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Lindsay Campbell Fort Frances Nursery School student Betty Newman posed with “Frozen” princesses Elsa, left, and Anna yesterday morning at the Legion Park. The two made a special visit for the nursery school’s “wind-up” barbecue, where the youngsters also were awarded certificates for completing the school year.
Lindsay Campbell Kylie Stafford, joined by her siblings, Ty (left), Liam, and Milo, sat behind the wheel of Ed Halvorsen’s 1930 Ford “Model A Roadster” last Saturday during the “Classic Car Show” held at Norlund Oil in Emo in conjunction with the Emo Walleye Classic. The “Scott Street Show ’n […]
Submitted DeNeah Bellanger and Sarah Calder planted a white spruce as Jody Bonner-Vickers’ Grade 8 students from J.W. Walker planted trees with the Fort Frances Sportsmens Club last Thursday. The group planted 550 trees, which were supplied by Resolute Forest Products.
Lindsay Campbell Desiree Alfred shook hands with educators as she received her chef certificate in culinary skills from Canadore College during the Seven Generations Education Institute’s 24th-annual graduation ceremony yesterday afternoon at the Memorial Sports Centre.
Lindsay Campbell Canada’s renowned “Snowbirds”—banking in unison (below)—took to the skies over the Fort Frances Airport yesterday evening with impressive aerobatic displays. It’s estimated more than 1,000 people turned out for the show, with many staying afterwards to get autographs from the pilots.
Lindsay Campbell Canada’s renowned “Snowbirds”—pictured in a tight formation —took to the skies over the Fort Frances Airport yesterday evening with impressive aerobatic displays. It’s estimated more than 1,000 people turned out for the show, with many staying afterwards to get autographs from the pilots.
Lindsay Campbell Grade 5 students at Robert Moore spent some time outside yesterday morning with “Reach Up” coach Rachel Robichaud learning the basics of ultimate frisbee. Students also were given an “anti-tobacco” presentation by Cancer Care Ontario. The initiative was a partnership with Cancer Care Ontario, “Reach Up,” and the […]
Duane Hicks Dressed as a servant, Lawrence Eustace, right, poured tea for Frank DeBenedet and Monica Hanzuk during the “Downton Abbey”-style tea Saturday afternoon at St. John’s Anglican Church here. The event, inspired by the British Edwardian-era drama, drew a full house.
Lindsay Campbell Kayla Lauzon, winner of this year’s “Emo Walleyedol” crown, delivered a flawless performance of Carrie Underwood’s “Something in the Water” on Friday night.
Dave Ogilvie Canadian children’s author Rebecca Upjohn was invited to Sturgeon Creek School on Monday to talk about her love of reading and writing. She also took part in the official cutting of the scarf-ribbon inspired by her book, “The Last Loon.”
Joey Payeur The faces of Bill Godin, left, and Ralph Galusha told the story as the Devlin duo won their record-setting fourth Emo Walleye Classic title Saturday at the Emo-La Vallee Arena—also becoming the first team in tournament history to repeat as champs.
