Heather Latter Walker, Garret, Nelson, and Jenica Mose demonstrated their love of dogs with their German Shepherd “Diesel” outside the family’s new kennel—Signature Kennels—in Devlin.
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Joey Payeur Jyllian Westover defied the laws of gravity while leaping her way to a fourth-place finish in the girls’ high jump last Thursday, topping out at a height of four feet, two inches.
Heather Latter Ursula Chojko-Bolec was among those taking part in the opening day of the piano division of this year’s Rainy River District Festival of the Performing Arts yesterday at the Townshend Theatre. It continues all week, with the instrumental and vocal divisions set for next week. The final highlights […]
Duane Hicks Local artists have been contributing 8”x10” panels of artwork for the Fine Line Art Gallery’s 20th anniversary celebration. In accordance with the theme “20 Years on a Shoestring,” the artwork includes shoelaces. This artwork and others following the “20” theme will be part of the spring art show, […]
Joey Payeur Fort Frances resident Noah Armstrong was ready for his match against Mighty Mustangs’ teammate Hannah Anderson from International Falls at the inauguaral “Top of the Nation” wrestling meet yesterday at Falls High School. Armstrong, who defeated Anderson, went on to finish in third place in the 75- to […]
Joey Payeur Tatum Kielczewski-Ronmark, left, Montana Plasky, Jenna Bailey, and Samantha Halliday mixed fancy footwork with fabulous fashion as part of the tribute to “Around the World in 80 Days” during the Border Skating Club’s 43rd-annual ice show, entitled “From Books to Blades,” yesterday at the Ice For Kids Arena. […]
Joey Payeur Tyler Munro, centre, and the rest of the Muskie track-and-field team came out of the starting blocks for the new season yesterday with a nine-medal performance at the Bronco Booster Varsity Invitational at Falls High School.
Heather Latter Maureen LeMesurier shaved the head of St. Michael’s teacher Jeremiah McCart yesterday during a school assembly. The students had raised $500 for Development and Peace in order for McCart to go under the razor. Fellow teacher Cheri Whatley, meanwhile, had 10 inches of her long red locks cut […]
Heather Latter J.W. Walker School students Paige Eldridge, left, Angie Redford, Tori Toriseva, and Lauryn Marchant worked together to build a marshmallow catapult yesterday during a career exploration event at La Place Rendez-Vous. Offered by Skills Ontario, the event was held to demonstrate that skilled trades and technologies are accessible, […]
Duane Hicks Times’ staffer John Pierce yesterday accepted a special order of pink sticky buns—in commemoration of the International Day of Pink—from Tess Coish of Tess’ Kitchen here, who also was adorned in pink to mark the occasion.
Heather Latter Reo Walton, left, and Terry McMahon were busy grilling up some hotdogs and hamburgers yesterday for the United Native Friendship Centre’s “Day of Pink” barbecue. In celebration of diversity and anti-bullying, the organization hosted the free event to all.
Heather Latter Decked out in pink, Nancy Daley-Fulton, left, and Kristi Albright, both with the Fort Frances branch of the Canadian Mental Health Association, dropped by Rainycrest yesterday morning to deliver some pink carnations to residents to share the message of the “Day of Pink”—the International Day against Bullying, Discrimination, […]
