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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By: Ken Kellar
If you're still looking for a great last minute Christmas or holiday gift for your loved ones, then the Holly Daze sale event in Emo this weekend is a perfect opportunity to check out Emo Drugs and Misty River Alternatives to check out their wide selections of gifts, decor, treats and more.
A group is proposing two new power projects in the north end of Fort Frances that it says will generate clean electricity and help support the municipality for decades.
The count of individuals who have put their names up for the vacant Town of Fort Frances council seat has increased to five as of 9:00 a.m. on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, with one week to go until the closing date for potential candidates.
By: Ken Kellar
A southern Ontario builder has approached the Town of Fort Frances to get in on an ambitious plan to build more affordable homes in Ontario.
By: Ken Kellar
Following the intervention of the Ontario Government, the mayor of Fort Frances is pleased the town will have some breathing room when it comes to paying for police services for the next year.
The nomination period for candidates looking to fill the vacant seat on Fort Frances council has ended, and six names remain in standing to become the town's next councillor.
The Town of Fort Frances is working to bring back a long-lost municipal mascot.
The Town of Fort Frances is working to bring back a long-lost municipal mascot.
After almost two months of uncertainty, the town of Fort Frances has a new sitting councillor.
Fort Frances has selected William Morrison Jr. to fill the vacancy that was created in October when then-councillor Mandi Olson announced her resignation.
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