LOCAL
NEWS
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| Habitat
for Humanity homeowner Tereza Fitszimmons addresses
a crowd during the key presentation ceremony for the
organization’s latest project on Fortune Drive as her
son and her two daughters look on. Fred Sherwin/Photo
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(Updated
9:30 a.m., June 24)
Habitat
families given keys to new homes
Four
deserving families are now proud new homeowners thanks
to the efforts of Habitat for Humanity. The
four families were given the keys to their new homes during
a special ceremony on June 14.
 Bob
Monette announces retirement, will not seek reelection afterall
In
a surprise move to most City Hall observers, veteran city
councillor Bob Monette will not seek reelection in Orléans
Ward next fall and instead will step down after four terms
in office to focus on his family.
(Posted June 13)
City
presents Brian Coburn extension options at open house
Two
more names added to Navan Community Builders Wall
High
school hockey team reunites to mark historical anniversary
Cumberland
Village bakery has well-earned following
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LOCAL
SPORTS
Struggling
JV Panthers suffer back-to-back losses
After
starting the season 3-1, the Cumberland Panthers Junior
Varsity football team has fallen on hard times of late,
losing their last two games to fall to 3-3 and third place
in the Ontario Provincial Football League east division
standings.. (Posted
June 18)
East
end athletes win six medals at OFSAA track and field championships
Area
athletes put their best feet forward at the recent OFSAA
provincial track and field championships in Toronto, winning
six medals in all, including three of the silver variety. (Posted
June 16)
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ARTCETERA
O-Town
goes Motown at the Shenkman Arts Centre
If
you love the sweet soulful sounds of Smokey Robinson,
Gladys Knight and the Pips, and Marvin Gaye, or the in-your-face
soul of Jackie Wilson, James Brown, and Aretha Franklin
then the Shenkman Arts Centre was the place to be Thursday
night. (Posted
March 23)
Zach
Stevenson brings Buddy Holly to life on Shenkman Centre
stage
Fans
of the late Buddy Holly got to rave on to his many hits
on Friday, March 16, performed by Vancouver native and award-winning
tribute artist Zachary Stevenson who delivered a memorable
performance at the Shenkman Arts Centre. (Posted
March 16)
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