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2.No complaints before when bridge closed Ed Poisson Sudbury (www.thesudburystar.com)
It would seem that the only crying is when the working people who pay the taxes in this town try to exercise their rights of free assembly and free speech.
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Archive Donovan Days are back in Sudbury (www.northernlife.ca)After a 13-year absence, Donovan Days have returned.
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4.“Starving For Change” Hunger Striker Finds Dirty Tricks Used Against Him « 350 or bust (350orbust.wordpress.com)
I have written in previous columns about the campaign of Dante Ryel, who, at great personal risk and sacrifice, has been fasting since March 3 to bring attention to Bill C311, the Climate Accountability Act.
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Sudbury Honouring a Flour Mill memory keeper (www.northernlife.ca)Amateur historian Jeannine Larcher Lalande shows off her years of work documenting the history of the francophone community in the Flour Mill
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21 Fonts That Shouldn’t Be Free…But Are! | Union Room Blog (www.unionroom.com)Using the right type in your designs, both in type and web, is vital to an attractive and successful design.
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Top 10 Amazing Facts About Dreams - Listverse (listverse.com)This afternoon I had a (very rare) nap. During that nap I had a lucid dream (most of which I no longer remember)
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The Guerrilla Gardening Homepage (www.guerrillagardening.org)The global hub for those who cultivate land as guerrilla gardeners. Let's fight the filth with forks and flowers.
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Taliesin, the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture | Shelters (www.taliesin.edu)A writer for the New York Times called the student-designed and built structures at the Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture perhaps "the hippest dormitory in the world."
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Animated stereoviews of old Japan ::: Pink Tentacle (pinktentacle.com)In the late 19th and early 20th century, enigmatic photographer T. Enami (1859-1929) captured a number of 3D stereoviews depicting life in Meiji-period Japan.
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Giraffe gives birth to calf at Kenya's Masai Mara | Mail Online (www.dailymail.co.uk)Astonishing safari photographs show the first moments of a new calf's life in Kenya's Masai Mara
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13.Help for the sandwich generation (www.thesudburystar.com)
It's a never-ending dilemma for the "sandwich generation."You have young kids or teenagers to take care of, yet are also responsible, to a large degree, for the well-being of an elderly parent, usually living with you.
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14.New arena should be built close to schools - Louis Delongchamp (www.northernlife.ca)
Recently, Gil Penalosa from the Walk and Bike for Life Organization made a presentation to city council. He explained that Mississauga was preparing to build 16 soccer fields in Erindale Park.
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15.Bicycle accessibility needs to be improved - Andrew Gagnon (www.northernlife.ca)
Sudbury either needs to improve the bicycle accessibility throughout the city, so that people like me can get around the city safely, or Sudbury needs to get safer drivers.
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16.Open Screen Wednesday Photography Evening March 24 (www.thinknorth.ca)
Four by Four an evening showcasing the works of 4 Sudbury Photographers
Wednesday March 24 at 8:00 p.m. at S.R.O. Nightclub
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17.Three cheers for a community rallying to save itself (www.northernlife.ca)
During a time of crisis, support can be found from many different sources. Now that the big vote is over and both Vale Inco and the Steelworkers have given up on talking for a spell, we, as a community, are left hanging in the balance.
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18.Parking row sparked by "terminator" traffic warden in Sudbury (www.suffolkfreepress.co.uk)
"There are no yellow lines on the part of the road where I was parked. If I have contravened any parking regulations, I would like to know what they are
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The Canadian Labour Congress and the Ontario Federation of Labour are joining the United Steelworkers for a March 22 community rally in Sudbury to support more than 3,000 working families who are into the ninth month of their strike against Vale Inco.
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20.Thuinder Bay pushing ahead with trail system (www.fftimes.com)
After completing Phase I of its Active Transportation Plan more than two years ago, council agreed Monday to submit an application for funding for Phase II and move a step closer to having a trail system throughout the community, as well as linkages between the waterfront and the north- and west-end residential areas.
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21.LEARN THE ART OF UKRAINIAN EGG DECORATION (www.northernlife.ca)
Thursday, March 18, 2010, 10am – 12pm Where Ukrainian Seniors' Centre
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Sudbury Community Preservation Committee Report (www.sudbury.ma.us)The Community Preservation Committee has recently completed the Community Preservation Committee Report, October 2009 which studies the needs, possibilities and resources of the town regarding community preservation.
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Gary Kinsman's book Canadian War on Queers takes on gay issues in government (www.straight.com)After 17 years of research, a gay sociology professor at Laurentian University has published a book he hopes will awaken Canadians to decades-long “Canadian state” discrimination against gays and lesbians in the name of national security.
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While the possession of marijuana offence may not be one that required an immediate need to apprehend the suspect, I am of the view that the subject officer had an honest but ultimately mistaken belief that the driver had attempted to strike his partner," stated Scott.
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Expedition Helicopters expanding to Greenland (www.cochranetimespost.com)Expedition Helicopters, a chopper service company based in Cochrane, Ont., is branching out to provide services to Greenland.Joining forces with Greenland company Heli-Greenland, Expedition Helicopters will primarily provide support in the mining industry. Services will include staking, sampling, drill moves, camp relocations and aerial assessments.
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