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Fort Frances, ON, Canada / 93.1 The Border Apr 14, 2021 7:26 AM Then Staff Sgt. Shaun Crabbe during a 2018 Kenora Police Services Board meeting. Photo courtesy 89.5 The Lake OPP have their new detachment commander for the Rainy River District. Inspector Shaun Crabbe will assume duties on April 22. He takes over from Inspector Nathan Schmidt, who is retiring. Insp. Crabbe transfers to Fort Frances from Kapuskasing, where he was Detachment Commander for the James Bay OPP Detachments since 2019. He is familiar with northwestern Ontario. He was also served as Detachment Commander for the OPP in ...

Liz van Papenrecht, 5th dan, left, with master Hanan Janiv Shihan and Margaret Dinan, 6th dan Photo: Nathan Schmidt MARTIAL arts exponent Margaret Dinan has studied aikido for more than 35 years and was recently promoted to the rank of 6th dan, one of only three in Canberra and of only a handful of women nationwide to reach that level.  Each dan refers to a rank above black belt, the widely-known symbol for martial arts proficiency, and takes five years each on average to achieve. Joining Margaret, 63, at 5th dan is Liz van Papenrecht, 58. The women were two of the most senior female Canberr...

Out of state visitors enjoy California's Monterey Bay Spring break 2021 looks far better than 2020 KTVU's Marueen Naylor reports on the recent surge in travel just as the spring break travel season arrives, due in large part to the vaccination rollout. MONTEREY COUNTY, Calif. - AAA reports a boost in travel, signaling "a little bit of normalcy returning to the travel industry." In fact, the travel agency said March 2021 marked its highest level of online bookings in two years. In the Monterey area, KTVU met people visiting the region from all over the United States. "It's time to get back to ...

Northside Community Services’ youth engagement coordinator, Katie Peek… “It’s very exciting to have a space that [young people] can come and hang out in, and connect with support services or the local community within the area.” Photo: Nathan Schmidt. GUNGAHLIN may be home to the ACT’s second youngest median population, but up until Wednesday (April 7) the rapidly-growing suburb lacked a dedicated space for youth. It’s something that organisers of the newly launched, “Gunner’s Place”, a joint venture between Northside Community Services, Bernado’s youth outreach and the ...

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