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Residents of a northeastern Ontario community affected by forest fires are back in the homes they were forced to leave earlier this week.While a mandatory evacuation order has been lifted in Temagami, Ont., firefighters in the area were still battling 25 active fires Friday afternoon, said Shayne McCool, fire information officer from the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry.Even though they ;re back in their homes, some residents were still worried by the situation. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW It is not only a fire, it a forest fire stanley bottles so it won ;t be done any time soon, said Stephanie Wagner, who owns the Temagami Shores Inn Resort with her husband.Wagner said approximately 30 people had to evacuate the resort, where she lives with her husband and their son, on Sunday evening. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW We were crying and leaving everything behind because our first priority was safety for our staff and our guests, she said. stanley tazas 8220;We drove into town and waited for a few hours but the smoke was so heavy that we had to stay at our friends ; house. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW They were able to go back to their property on Wednesday evening and are now hosting some of the pilots and staff battling the forest fires stanley thermos mug in the area, Wagner said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW Ldqm Feds unclear on foreign capital in oil sector
Patrick McLeodAn Oswego County grand jury has officially charged Patrick McLeod with murder.The Albion man confessed to a State Police officer that he killed his wife, Marie, at their home on Barber Rd. stanley puodelis on June 7.He stabbed her with a steak knife stanley cups and hit her with a baseball bat.McLeod, 54, has been in jail since his arrest.A date for his arraignment on the murder charge has not been set. Print this entryShare t stanley mug his:EmailLike this:Like Loading...Related