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It was lights, camera, action as the Grand Theater opened

Ken Johnston
Editor

The curtain rose for the first time in nearly a decade Friday when the Grand Theater opened its doors to the public with two movies.

Area to receive disaster relief

by Ken Johnston
Editor

Eight municipalities an two municipally unorganized areas in Northwestern Ontario were declared disaster areas by Municipal Affairs and Housing Minister Chris Hodgson, making them eligible for funding under the Ontario Disaster Relief Assistance Program (ODRAP). The announcement was made by Northern Development and Mines Minister Dan Newman.

Walleye tournament expanded to 80 teams for 2002

Ken Johnston
Editor

The Rainy River Walleye Tournament committee met last Wednesday to discuss the 2001 and 2002 tournaments.

Baudette boy grows 659 pound pumpkin and wins big!

Ken Johnston
Editor

It was a battle of past champions at the Rainy River Valley Giant Pumpkin Festival last Saturday.

Pinewood scene of another drug bust

by Ken Johnston
Editor

For the second time in the past several months the police have laid charges in connection with drugs in the Pinewood area.

Meals on Wheels celebrates its 21st birthday next week

Ken Johnston
Editor

Next week is Meals on Wheels Week in Ontario and locally the organization will be celebrating a birthday.

7th Giant Pumpkin Festival is this Saturday

by Ken Johnston
Editor

Last week it was big fish, this weekend it will be giant pumpkins as the 7th Annual Rainy River Valley Giant Pumpkin Festival is held under the big tent in Rainy River.

Grand Theater opens this Friday

Ken Johnston
Editor

After a more than a year of fund raising and about a decade of dreaming a new movie theater has become a reality for the Baudette and Rainy River area.

Devlin duo win RR walleye tourney

Ken Johnston
Editor

“One big fish could win the tournament,” said Lionel Robert, emcee, at the end of Day 1’s weigh-ins of the 3rd Annual Rainy River Walleye Tournament and that was all it took for Dale Labelle and Wayne Angus of Devlin.

High water levels discussed at public meetings in Rainy River and Warroad

Ken Johnston
Editor

Two meetings last week saw over 100 people from the Lake of the Woods area turnout. They were meetings to discuss the effects the high water levels of the past summer had on the south side of the lake and how the Lake of the Woods Water Control Board dealt with them.

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