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Police act hearing for Sgt. Mauro set for Friday

A hearing regarding the Police Services Act charges against Sgt. James Mauro will be held in the city on Friday, March 16. The Thunder Bay Police Service sent out confirmation about the hearing Wednesday afternoon. Sgt.
City launches pothole reporting tool

City launches pothole reporting tool

The warm weather is starting to wreak havoc on city roads. The pothole patrol was out in full force on Wednesday, filling in the freeze-thaw damage that’s started leaving gaping craters in the asphalt.
Suspect arrested

Suspect arrested

Police have arrested a 17-year-old in connection with three Mac’s robberies.
Kids in the kitchen: Community kitchen promotes healthy eating habits

Kids in the kitchen: Community kitchen promotes healthy eating habits

While some kids are spending their March Break with a video game, around two dozen local youth have been in the kitchen learning to be good cooks and healthy eaters.

Three charged following ice fishing hut break in

Three charged following ice fishing hut break in Police have charged three people with break and enter following an ice fishing hut break in near Marathon.
Film fever

Film fever

Academy Awarding winning films and Hollywood blockbusters alike will be hitting the silver screens twice at this year’s annual film festival.
Outdoor waterfront ice rink closed for the season

Outdoor waterfront ice rink closed for the season

Unseasonably warm temperatures and rain have forced the city to close the outdoor ice rink at Prince Arthur’s Landing for the season. The concession in the water garden pavilion will remain open from noon to 5 p.m.
Too soon to say

Too soon to say

A Regional Supervising Coroner says it’s too soon to tell if recent overdose deaths are connected to the changes in obtaining Oxycontin.

North Spirit Lake man arrested after stabbing, police standoff

A North Spirit Lake man is in custody following a stabbing and extended standoff that began Tuesday. Nishnawbe-Aski Police were dispatched to a home in the remote community Tuesday following a report a man had been injured.
Social solution

Social solution

The Urban Boutique has turned to Facebook to help solve a recent break and enter at the Thunder Bay store. Around 1:30 a.m. on March 9, the Memorial Avenue clothing store had its front door smashed in and about $3,000 worth of merchandise stolen.
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