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The Mid-North Monitor would like to apologize for running a photo with the wrong story in the Jan. 28 edition of the newspaper. The photo showed an OPP officer outside of the Espanola High School and ran alongside a story regarding three individuals being charged with attempted murder. The photo in question was in regard to the school being in lockdown on Jan. 21, which was a separate incident. The Mid-North Monitor deeply apologies for this error and the distress this may have caused.
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The Mid-North Monitor would like to apologize for running a photo with the wrong story in the Jan. 28 edition of the newspaper. The photo showed an OPP officer outside of the Espanola High School and ran alongside a story regarding three individuals being charged with attempted murder. The photo in question was in regard to the school being in lockdown on Jan. 21, which was a separate incident. The Mid-North Monitor deeply apologies for this error and the distress this may have caused.
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Author of the article: Kevin McSheffrey
Publishing date: Dec 17, 2020 • December 17, 2020 • 1 minute read • Photo by KEVIN McSHEFFREY/THE STANDARD The building that The Standard newspaper has called home since the 1970s, was sold last week with the new owner taking possession of the structure on Tuesday, Dec. 8. While building has been sold, The Standard is still going strong in Elliot Lake, and has no intention of leaving the community.
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After more than seven years on the real estate market in Elliot Lake, The Standard newspaper building located at 14 Hillside Drive South, has been sold. The buyer is Joe Issa, of southern Ontario. He hopes to covert the building into a used car dealership and an auto body shop.