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Having her own downtown shop is a goal Connie Cuthbertson has been nurturing for more than a decade--and one that’s about to become a reality for the local artist in about four months.

Ask a health professional to give a diagnosis of what to expect over the next year or so and you’ll probably get a slate full of medicine for thought.

Catholic ratepayers may have lost their voice on the local public school board but they will still hold some clout on the "multi-use" steering committee, trustees decided last night.

For most people, it would take an awful lot to tear them away from their families on Christmas Day.

The new $5.5-million double-rink ice surface here may have to be re-tendered after the town found out the company awarded the tender, Windfield Construction of Winnipeg, isn’t yet bondable for the project.

Skates and Blades owner Gord McQuarrie may take his quest to stop a pro shop from being put in the new arena facility to town council.

Unless Mother Nature decides to dump a pile of cold weather and snow on us, town residents shouldn’t have to worry too much about their water pipes freezing up this winter.

It’s going to be a challenging new year for Cory Gosselin of Fort Frances as he heads to Toronto’s Hospital for Sick Children next week to undergo treatment for his scoliosis.

If you don’t feel like staying at home tomorrow night to ring in the New Year but would rather check out the festive atmosphere at local restaurants or bars, chances are something "party-like" will be going on there.

Local roads boards are on their way out the door as the province shifts gears on the way unincorporated areas can access funding for roads.