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ELAC Swimmers Bring Medals Home!

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Two ELAC swimmers competed against the regions best athletes in Sudbury over the weekend and came back with a couple medals. The dynamic duo of 15 year old Justin Viel and 12 year old Alina Juuti competed for ELAC. Justin earned himself a silver medal and 3 other top 10 finishes. Alina Juuti captured three silver medals, two bronze medals and also 3 top ten finishes. Alina will be competing at the Junior Provincial Swimming Championships in Etobicoke at the end of February. Both Alina and Justin will be compete at ELAC’s local meet on February 20th and 21st held at the municipal pool.

 

Local Weekend Scores

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The Elliot Lake Bobcats won 8-4 over South Muskoka on Friday. Algoma Avalanche won 9-4 over Powassan on Saturday and 4-1 over Oro-Medonte on Sunday and the Bobcats had another win 3-0 over Minden on Sunday.

The Blind River Beavers had a 10-4 win over the Manitoulin Islanders on Saturday and a 7-2 win over the Soo Eagles on Sunday.

The Elliot lake Timbits defeated the Blind River Timbits 6-2 and again 6-1 on Saturday in Blind River to remain undefeated at 22 wins.

 

Wikwemikong Woman Charged After Flight From Police

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A woman from Wikwemikong is charged after leaving the scene of an accident and striking a clearly marked police cruiser causing damage. On Wednesday, officers with the Wikwemikong Tribal Police Service attended the Wikwemikong Hub Centre and observed a black pick up truck leaving at a very high rate of speed after a motor vehicle accident. Police followed the vehicle and initiated a traffic stop but the suspect proceeded to go into reverse striking a police cruiser causing front end damage. Pamela Pheasant is charged with impaired operation, flight from peace officer, assault with a weapon, and dangerous driving. She has also been charged with several highway traffic act infractions. She is in custody and will appear in bail court in Gore Bay today at 1:00 pm.

 

OPP Satisfaction Survey

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Some Ontario residents may find themselves being part of a survey for the North East Regional OPP. The department is conducting a Community Satisfaction Survey and will be randomly calling Ontario residents over the age of 16. The survey takes about 5-7 minutes and is strictly voluntary. Those that are contacted and wish to participate are asked questions about community security, perceptions of crime and youth issues in the community, OPP presence in the community, its service delivery and even how the OPP investigates crime and enforces the law. The names, numbers and addresses of those surveyed will not be included in the survey results. Once the surveys are complete, the results will be used to direct future policing programs and may be available to the public or used in press releases. The OPP would like to thank those who participate in the survey.

 
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