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Chronicle Journal in Thunder Bay, Ontario

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Chronicle Journal

Location

Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada

Date

Jun 08, 2024

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Top prospects attend golf tournament

A golf tournament drew rising stars with strong showings from top prospects. Notable participants included several names linked to major junior and college programs, signaling strong future potential as the event highlighted emerging talent in the sport.

Neebing Hikes Taxes and Approves Budget

Neebing council unanimously approved a $7.2 million budget with about four percent municipal tax increases. Tax levy rose five percent overall, aided by one percent from assessment growth, with a $350 000 home paying roughly $3,011 this year, up $116 from 2023. Deputy Mayor Brian Wright noted a nearly $265,000 surplus and said most residents will be OK with the plan.

Neebing Ing Neebing Council Erika Kromm Brian Wright

Conmee Township stays independent says mayor

Conmee Township will not pursue amalgamation with neighboring Oliver Paipoonge or others. Mayor Sheila Maxwell said the community is thriving solo and will consider mergers only if a clear benefit arises for residents, noting past efforts and regional amalgamations in Thunder Bay.

Conmee Township Sheila Maxwell Maxwell Conmee Oliver Paipoonge Kevin Holland Thunder Bay-Atikokan Pos Thunder Bay Neebing Blake, Crooks Pardee Pearson Scoble Greenstone Beardmore Geraldton Longlac Nakina Neck of the Woods

Park train ride Muskeg Express derails again at park

The Muskeg Express at Thunder Bay Centennial Park derailed again and will be out of service for weeks while authorities inspect modify and test to ensure safe operation. Centennial Park facilities such as logging camp museum woodland playground trails and a dog park remain open.

Thunder Bay Centennial Park

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