Student carpenter headed for national competition
May 23, 2013 - (0) commentsThomas Cooper strikes gold at recent Ontario Technological Skills Competition By Chris Marchand A talented DHS student carpenter will compete at a national competition in Vancouver in early June after a gold medal win in the recent Ontario Technological Skills […]
Track and Field Invitational draws 300 regional competitors
May 23, 2013 - (0) commentsBy Dryden Observer Staff The sunnier side of Spring smiled upon the Dryden Eagles annual Track and Field Invitational which brought 300 regional competitors to Dryden for a day of athletics, May 16. The results are as follows: High Jump […]
PHOTO FEATURE – Ghost Falls
May 15, 2013 - (0) commentsArmed with a remote shutter release and a variable neutral density filter to slow down his daytime exposures, Observer editor Chris Marchand hiked to the semi-remote Ghost Falls, which runs between Ghost Lake and Mavis Lake, to experiment with some […]
Ladies raise big bucks at Shake Your Booty For Colon Cancer gala
May 15, 2013 - (0) commentsBy Jon Thompson The cash is still settling from Friday night’s Shake Your Booty For Colon Cancer gala at the arena but organizers believe they’ve met their $85,000-target. The fifth annual cancer fundraising event aimed to fund the purchase of […]
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By Jon Thompson Two weeks remain if Dryden is to order fireworks for Canada Day and the city has announced there aren’t bucks for the bang in the budget. A public fundraising effort is [...]
By Jon Thompson On Premier Kathleen Wynne’s 60th birthday, the New Democratic Party gifted her their support for Ontario’s $127.6-billion budget. Standing before an orange sign emblazoned with “Accountability & Balance” on May 21, [...]
By Jon Thompson As the spring rains came, an eleventh-hour labour contract at the province’s liquor stores prevented Ontario from otherwise going dry over the Victoria Day weekend. The May 16 deal averted a [...]
By Jon Thompson Heroism came with modesty on May 16 as the Dryden Police Services honoured civilians who assisted in officers saving a couple from drowning in the Wabigoon River last autumn. Both Greg [...]
By Jon Thompson Dryden’s “dynamic duo” of virtual health care has been recognized as the north star of the Ontario Telemedicine Network (OTN). For the expansion and quality delivery of local telemedicine, Dryden Regional [...]
By Jon Thompson Shark fin soup might not be available locally but a pair of Grade 3 students at St. Joseph’s School are contributing to a petition to ensure it’s not available anywhere. A [...]
By Jon Thompson The first strike in the history of Ontario’s liquor stores looms on this side of the Victoria Day Long Weekend. The LCBO encouraged its customers to shop in advance of May [...]
By Jon Thompson Come July, metered water billing will come out of its shadow. The shadow bills residents have been receiving for nearly a year will become official this summer. The city will recover [...]
By Jon Thompson Although many questions remain in Dryden’s 2013 municipal budget saga, expenses continue to increase with certainty. If passed today, the city would be running $2.2-million over budget, after $1.5-million in remuneration [...]
By Chris Marchand Scott McEwen’s lifeline to the outside world has been restored. It’s been a monumentally boring winter for the Vermilion Bay resident since the loss of ‘Black Magic’ — a specially-equipped van [...]












