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Local Angle: The way things used to be in Flin Flon

Nostalgia runs deep throughout Flin Flon and area. Tales of yesteryear – of a first date at Milt’s Sweet Shop here or a Memorial Cup win there – are an ingrained part of our culture.

Letter to the Editor: We can resolve concerns around fighting global warming

Nostalgia runs deep throughout Flin Flon and area. Tales of yesteryear – of a first date at Milt’s Sweet Shop here or a Memorial Cup win there – are an ingrained part of our culture.

Local Angle: Carbon tax would be bad news for Flin Flon and broader region

Petroleum analyst Dan McTeague is telling reporters he expects the price of fuel to soar across Canada this year.

Flin Flon city council presents detailed response to cottage, tax concerns

Flin Flon city council has formally responded to requests it pursue cottage country annexation and take further steps to more evenly distribute the municipal tax load.

Letter to the Editor: Flin Flon Station Museum display worth preserving

Dear Editor, Please allow me space to state my opinion on the status of the military display at the Flin Flon Station Museum.

Letter to the Editor: Former Hapnot Collegiate teacher still has students’ papers

Dear Editor, I recently read and enjoyed your article on 50 years of education at Hapnot Collegiate (“Hapnot marks a milestone,” The Reminder, Dec. 16).

Northern Gardening with Mary Wright: Kalanchoe doubles as houseplant

Kalanchoe is another tropical plant often sold at Christmastime. This succulent (Kalanchoe blossfeldiana) is grown outdoors in frost-free areas, but also grows well as a houseplant.

Local Angle: Those questions you have about Santa when you’re a kid

“Why does smoke come out of the smoke stack?” I must have been 7 or 8 when I posed the question, gazing up at the winter sky to observe thick, dark clouds billowing from the tip of Flin Flon’s tallest elevation.

Northern Gardening with Mary Wright: The benefits of houseplants

Those of us that have several houseplants spend time watering, fertilizing, trimming, repotting and even worrying about their welfare when we find pests or when they are not thriving.

Local Angle: How will we know if the education-spending camel’s back breaks?

Is education spending in Flin Flon out of control? Some residents certainly think so. Consider the not-entirely-positive public reaction to the transformation of Queen’s Park, near Hapnot Collegiate, into a running track a few years ago.
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