Ken Kellar is a reporter and photographer for Fort Frances Times Ltd, focusing on local news and events in Ontario, Canada, particularly in the Fort Frances area. With a keen eye for capturing the essence of the community, Ken covers a range of topics, including community events, fundraisers, local history, and social issues impacting the region.
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Ken Kellar's articles mainly focus on local community events, fundraising activities, and awareness campaigns. The coverage largely centers around entertainment news, education, culture & society, family & relationships, and agriculture & farming.
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Not only is the club expanding with younger players, but the courts are still open for older players in the district as well.
A new exhibit has opened in the Rainy River District that aims to bring light to the Indigenous soldiers who gave their lives in service of our freedom.
Applications are now open for the next councillor of the Town of Fort Frances.
The town of Fort Frances will be appealing to the provincial government for funding as it continues to grapple with aging infrastructure and equipment.
By: Ken Kellar
From now until Dec. 24, 2024, the kettles will be located around Fort Frances and throughout the district at participating stores.
Application forms and other information about the process will be available at the Clerk’s Office or on the town’s website.
Curvy Chick owner Jennifer Horton, right, was joined by Jacquee Loerzel is the community family violence counsellor forRiverside Community Counselling Services, left, to raise funds for the rainy River District Women's Shelter of Hope in Atikokan.-Ken Kellar photoAs the month of November draws to a close, a special tea helped continue the mission of raising awareness around women abuse in the Rainy River District.
By: Ken Kellar
The Town of Fort Frances is gearing up for significant work on the water tower in order to keep it in tip-top shape providing pressure and reserves for the system for decades to come.
A number of local projects will potentially see funding in 2025 as administrations presents town council with next year's capital budget.
All council meetings are open to the public and can be joined online by viewing the meeting agenda on the town’s website.
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