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<b>Letter:</b> Chippewa controversy goes back to its first year

Letter: Chippewa controversy goes back to its first year

'Her strong objection was that the intended nickname for the school's teams was originally going to be the Spartans, whom she regarded as being a bloodthirsty bunch, unworthy of being emulated.  Her views prevailed, and the rest was Raider history
Good morning, North Bay!

Good morning, North Bay!

Here's a look at the current local weather and gas prices
Voodoos open playoffs with barnburner win over Lumberjacks

Voodoos open playoffs with barnburner win over Lumberjacks

Voodoos build up 5-0 lead and hold on for 8-4 win
Young Battalion lineup dumps IceDogs

Young Battalion lineup dumps IceDogs

Battalion win 10th straight with regular-season finale Sunday afternoon
Snowpack is storing much more water than normal

Snowpack is storing much more water than normal

'While the water stored on the landscape is high for this time of year, the risk of spring flooding depends on how fast it melts'
'Equal opportunity offender' bringing laughs to Capitol Centre

'Equal opportunity offender' bringing laughs to Capitol Centre

'I’ve been writing new material as the world continues to change. You know, reflecting on it,' comedian Ron James says ahead of March 31 show
Catching bass out of season nets fines and bans

Catching bass out of season nets fines and bans

Inspection revealed that the anglers had hidden a bag containing nine largemouth bass inside a collapsed portable fish hut
North Bay's worst road: Voting opens soon in annual CAA poll

North Bay's worst road: Voting opens soon in annual CAA poll

Premier Road: new sidewalks and asphalt resurfacing 2024-25. Third Avenue West: repaired and resurfaced in 2021-22. Both were identified over the past few years as North Bay's worst by voters in the CAA poll
Voodoos ready for another showdown with Lumberjacks

Voodoos ready for another showdown with Lumberjacks

Sunshine list is out

Sunshine list is out

This list was created to provide transparency in the public sector by disclosing the salaries of all public sector employees who earned more than $100,000 per year