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Local man charged with criminal harassment

Local man charged with criminal harassment

North Bay Police News Release ******************* Officers from North Bay Police are investigating an allegation that a 29-year-old male had been harassing a female continuously during the month of April 2008.
Another person charged following youth party

Another person charged following youth party

North Bay Police News Release ******************* D/Cst.
Gormanville Road closed for a week reminder

Gormanville Road closed for a week reminder

North Bay Police News Release ******************* Union gas will be closing Gormanville Road, which will be experiencing single lane traffic with periods of complete closure from Bond Street to Hwy 17, for approximately 1 week.
Growing a prosperous Northern Ontario

Growing a prosperous Northern Ontario

One Kids Place (OKP) learned that meeting with their satellite offices in Huntsville and Parry Sound will be a great deal easier thanks to a 325,000 investment from FedNor this week.
Victims of impaired driving come together for vigil

Victims of impaired driving come together for vigil

Canadians gathered in Toronto this weekend at MADD Canada's 2008 National Victims' Weekend and Candlelight Vigil of Hope and Remembrance.
Habitat's first build well underway

Habitat's first build well underway

Habitat for Humanity North Bay and Blue Sky Region board chair Kenneth Hollington (R) checks out their first build site with their first home owner Terry Erny Friday.
Fighting impaired driving saves over 30,000 lives

Fighting impaired driving saves over 30,000 lives

Mothers Against Drunk Driving News Release ************************* Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD Canada) released statistics today showing that efforts made in the fight against impaired driving have saved a total of 30,589 Canadian lives sin
Rabies clinic offered again this year

Rabies clinic offered again this year

Rabies, a viral disease that infects the central nervous system causing encephalopathy and death, is most often transmitted through the bite of a rabid animal.
Mathletics returns

Mathletics returns

Nipissing University News Release ****************** Nipissing University will welcome local students from grades 7 – 12 with a flair for math to campus on Monday, April 28, for a Math Fair.
Canadore to update classrooms and equipment

Canadore to update classrooms and equipment

Nipissing MPP Monique Smith News Release ******************** Colleges across Ontario are receiving a total of $60 million in provincial funding over three years to help them purchase new, modern equipment for classrooms and labs.