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The Bombers have completed two trades to send away pending 20-year-old players this offseason.

Flin Flon’s biggest construction project this summer, a revamp of the southern uptown portion of Main Street, is scheduled to start in the coming days.

A long list of community causes got some much-needed cash courtesy of a regional community foundation and its annual endowment.

Leaders in northern health care, education and communities put pen to paper on a new deal that they hope will lead to training more northerners in health care fields.

Harvey Bolton knows puck. The longtime Flin Flon hockey official has been announced as a new member of the Manitoba Hockey Hall of Fame.

The Bombers may not have won the big one this season, but the team is still on solid financial footing. Flin Flon’s junior A hockey club turned a tidy profit last season and saw ticket sales climb.

Each of the area’s four high schools will welcome the public in to congratulate this year’s graduating class later this month.

Property taxes are going up again for Flin Flon residents next year, with the City’s new budget forecasting both small tax increases and a cut in overall spending.

Effluent from Hudbay’s Flin Flon tailings facility may be to blame for high levels of selenium found in fish in Schist Lake, leading to a health advisory limiting how much fish from the lake can be eaten.

Five more graduating players from this year’s Flin Flon Bombers will continue playing university hockey next season, bringing the team’s total of advancing players to eight.