Tractor triailer that caught fire and burned on Highway 17 west of Vermilion Bay Feb 25. (M. Daignault)

Not much left of this tractor trailer after it caught fire and burned on Highway 17 west of Vermilion Bay Feb 25. No one was injured and there will be no charges (M Daignault photo)

Dryden Rotary President Joanne Kusnick presents a check to Derrick Harrison, Steve Patey and Andi Kidd from the Dryden Youth Centre at a recent Rotary Meeting. The contribution is part of the proceeds from Rotary Radio Bingo on CKDR.

The 120cc race class is always a fan favourite - and the only event where parents and members of the pit crew feel pretty safe being on the track during the race. Sno-X'rs start young!!
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The next semi finalist in the $3,000 Karaoke Contest are Tim McDonald, Matthew Martin, Hollie Fielder. You could be next! Head to the Legion Friday night at 7 and sing for your chance to win cash!

The snow flies as sledders carve up the corners on the Sno-X track in Red Lake. Crowds on Sunday were treated to lots of thrills and spills. You can find more pictures on Facebook in Chris Pollard's Sno-X photo album.
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Mike's brother Ryan Poirier drives safely, following Ontario's "hands-free" law. Oh, wait, that's cell phones. Well, he's still driving "hands-free," 40 feet in the air during the freestyle exhibition at Red Lake Sno-X Sunday afternoon.
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Stratton's Rob Gavel joins the Red River crew on the ramp, performing some freestyle Sunday afternoon at Red Lake Sno-X.
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Red River Racing Team's Mike Poirier gives the crowd a show during a freestyle exhibition during Sunday's lunch break at Red Lake Sno-X.
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Kelly Boyd and Dan Gavel tear it up in the corner at Red Lake Sno-X Sunday afternoon.
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Jakob Funk grabs some air coming out of the 1st turn Sunday afternoon at Red Lake Sno-X. A fantastic crowd was on hand for the weekend, and the weather was phenomenal!
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Raf Grymuza of the Red River Racing Team shows the crowd how Superman looks at Red Lake Sno-X Sunday afternoon.
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