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Area to get “Fitness Fever”

Ken Johnston
Editor

There is a fever coming in February and the health unit won’t give you a shot to prevent it!

Cattlemen helped drive local economy to the tune of $1.3 million in 2002

Ken Johnston
Editor

The Rainy River Cattlemen’s Association (RRCA) was responsible for driving the district’s economy to the tune of at least $1.3 million last year.

Local cattlemen oppose restructuring provincial body

Ken Johnston
Editor

The move by the Ontario Cattlemen’s Association (OCA) to restructure its board of directors reared its head again this year at the annual Rainy River Cattlemen’s Association (RRCA) meeting last Wednesday.

Region’s health gets failing grade

Michael Hilborn
Staff writer

According to the Northwestern Health Unit, the Kenora/Rainy River district is not exactly a healthy place to live. Furthermore, it’s getting worse.

RR Legion goes smoke free, CN doesn’t

Ken Johnston
Editor

The smoke continues to hang in the air at several businesses across the greater Northwestern Ontario, despite a ban on all second hand smoke in workplaces by the Northwestern Health Unit January 1, 2003.

Local men fail to draw into provincials

Joey Payeur
Fort Frances Times

It’s a good thing Christmas was last month, because Scott Henderson won’t be on the gift-giving list of any Rainy River District curlers any time soon.

Curling teams headed for NorWOSSA on February 25 & 26

Valkyrie Clark
Co-op student

The curling teams have travelled away from home once a month to compete in NorWOSSA qualifiers.

First charge laid in Kenora Monday for smoking in the workplace

Ken Johnston
Editor

The first charge was laid Monday in connection with the Northwestern Health Unit’s efforts to get rid of smoking in all work places within its jurisdiction.

Former Koeneman Lumber co-owner fined $5,000 for WSIB violations

Ken Johnston
Editor

Last March several charges were laid against Koneman Lumber Company of Rainy River and its owners Richard David Koneman of International Falls, Minnesota and Myron Williams of Fort Frances, Ontario.

Former plant has $35,000 price tag

Ken Johnston
Editor

The secrecy surrounding Rainy River town council’s $35,000 bid to purchase property in Rainy River was revealed by a very credible source late last week.

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