Local News

Hal Falk from Eagle Tree Service is helped by Grade 1/2 students from St. Alexander School plant a 7-foot Oak tree. Students of St.

Coalition for Algoma Passenger Trains News Release ******************** The Coalition for Algoma Passenger Trains (CAPT) concluded their All-Aboard event by meeting with Helena Borges, Director-General of Surface Transportation from the Ministry of T

Nipissing and Parry Sound Children’s Aid Society receives funding to better help youth in conflict with the law. Full details containted in the news release below.

Near North Crimestoppers’ annual Jail-a-thon fundraiser is set to go this afternoon at Northgate Shopping Centre today. A number of community members will do jail time while calling on friends and colleagues for financial help to raise their bail.

North Bay Police News Release ******************** The North Bay Police Service is requesting the assistance of the public in locating the following Missing Person. James Walter Majeski DOB. 20 October 1960 It is believed that Mr.

OPP News Release ******************** North Bay OPP respond to a variety of Traffic Complaints throughout the year. These complaints range from excessive speeds, tailgating, improper passing, aggressive driving and incidents of road rage.

Bingo Country is not only on the move from Seymour Street to Airport Road in June, but it will also have a name change as well.

Mayor Victor and Jane Jackson help Miss Patty serve up a huge piece of Vintage Whine cake. The North Bay Literacy Council got a $10,000 shot in the arm Thursday morning from author and columnist Patty Fedeli.

Tony Martin, MP-Sault Ste.

Area youth and employers were celebrated Wednesday for their efforts and achievements during the Seventh Annual Youth Training Trust Fund Awards hosted by Yes Employment at Inn on the Bay.