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Runners took their mark, got set and took off in the first Thunderwolves’ indoor marathon. Nearly 100 runners participated in the marathon, which was held at Lakehead Athletics hangar Sunday afternoon.

Red osier dogwood, seagrass, poplar bark and honeysuckle; wool and copper; philodendron and yucca leaves; water and air and obviously skilled hands, nimble fingers and a vision for art she claims doesn’t originate within her.

First Nation members say poor communication led to a modestly attended Kam River meeting, meaning development may move forward without their participation.

An assault suspect’s hiding place seemed good enough at first glance, but was no match for one police officer’s nose.

When Dan Cheal fastened the tray on the high chair for his two-year-old daughter at her favourite fast food restaurant, it took him two seconds to realize he’d never let her eat off one of the trays again.

Another arrest has been made in connection with the abduction and assault of a 45-year-old man city man earlier this month.

A city councillor doesn’t know what to expect when Horizon Wind Inc. makes a deputation before council Monday. Coun.

The acting director of fire prevention and investigation says the cause of a blaze that destroyed a former Simpson Street nightclub could remain unknown.

Finally, we got snow. Town got rain; we got snow: the first precipitation in our neck of the woods since Christmas. It began Saturday night and it snowed for the next two days. Big Red, my diesel tractor, and I had our work cut out for us.

As a kid growing up in the north of England, the only vinegar I knew was a coarse malt vinegar that was splattered on a bag of French fries. These days as a chef, I have dozens of vinegars to choose from to use in salads, sauté dishes and stews.