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Debby Belyea didn't go bald, but the 2010 Thompson Relay for Life was still a success, raising about $10,000 more in cash than last year's event and more than doubling the number of luminaries sold, a feat that turned Belyea's hair pink - well, actua

The Thompson Citizen asked April 21, "Will you walk all night at Relay for Life?" on April 23 Mac Swaan (relaystreeter 001.jpg): No, I won't be. Ferrist Keeper (relaystreeter 002.jpg): Probably not, I have to work. Rachel Cook (relaystreeter 003.

The traffic lights on Mystery Lake Road were fixed up recently on a sunny May afternoon.

R.D. Parker Collegiate reopened after a complete search of the school by RCMP April 23 after a written bomb threat was received, vice-principal Wally Itson said in a news release.

How much recycling did you have stored to put out at the curb this week? Leta Biglow (recycling 001.jpg): I didn't know what was going on with recycling. Oomm-bag Mistoogiigagit (recycling 002.jpg): We had lots of different things to recycle.

Amendments to the Communities Economic Development Act introduced April 9 by Aboriginal and Northern Affairs Minister Eric Robinson "will allow the Communities Economic Development Fund to develop the tools to provide more services to northerners and

Murray Kissick knows that some things can't be taught in the classroom and that field trips can help enrich students' understanding of a subject. For 19 R.D.

30 Years Ago Record temperatures were recorded across most of Northern Manitoba on April 20, with Thompson reaching 22 degrees, which was also the temperature in Lynn Lake.

City of Thompson could face liability issues, he suggests

A historic event took place before the City of Thompson's April 12 council meeting.