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On June 26, police received two complaints of a suspicious person walking along the shoulder of Highway 14 near Bruce. Police attended and spoke with the male who advised he was trying to get back to Saddle Lake. He was allowed to carry on his way as he had not broken any laws that police were aware of.
Village of Irma Council held it’s regular meeting on Tuesday, June 27.
Village CAO Neil Loonen provided a brief of the meeting’s minutes to The Weekly Review.
Loonen said Council first passed a motion to get the following work done at the water plant heat trace on the raw water line, MCC breaker update, and trenching and wiring upgrade to the wells. Total cost
With two years in the Big Apple while attending the New York University College of Dentistry (NYUCD) under her belt, Alisha Andrashewski spoke to The Weekly Review about her experience in the exciting city, which has been a big change for a small town girl from Viking.
Andrashewski moved to New York City (NYC) in 2015 to follow her dream of
After 37 years employed at Viking School as secretary, Ev McLaren has retired from her position, effective at the end of the school year and staff and students say that the school will not be the same without her presence.
Irene Fluevog was born two months after the sinking of the Titanic. When the fact is mentioned to her, she says she thinks she “saw a movie about that once.”
Irene, a Viking-born former Irma district school teacher, turned 105 on June 25.
