LOCAL
NEWS
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| Councillor-elect
Matthew Luloff is all smiles as he arrives for his victory
party on Tenth Line Road after being declared the winner
in Orléans Ward 1 on Monday night. Fred Sherwin/Photo
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(Updated
8:30 a.m., Oct. 22)
Luloff
emerges from crowded field to capture Orléans Ward
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The
residents of Orléans Ward 1 have a new city councillor
and his name is Matthew Luloff.
 Dudas
proves second time’s the charm in winning Innes Ward race
It’s
been four long years since Laura Dudas finished a heart-breaking
second to outgoing Innes Ward councillor Jody Mitic in the
2014 municipal election. (Posted
Oct. 23)
Cumberland
incumbent facing pair of challengers
Second
Innes Ward ward candidate hopes second time’s the charm
Former
Rainer Bloess assistant vies for Innes Ward seat
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LOCAL
SPORTS
HS
Football
Knights
manage to beat Tigers in mistake-filled contest
Pardon
my misuse of a tired old cliché but if Thursday’s highly
anticipated high school football game between the St. Peter
Knights and the St. Matthew Tigers was a horse, they would
have shot it midway through the third quarter. (Posted
Oct. 19)
Difficult
X-country course fails to deter local high-schoolers
As
if high winds and muddy conditions weren`t enough to deal
with at the East Conference high school cross-country championships
on Wednesday, the competitors also had to cope with three
sets of hay bales, each one nearly four feet high.
(Posted
Oct. 18)
NCAFA
Minor Football
Peewee
Panthers post dominating win over rival Myers Riders
It
was a game that had been circled on the minor football calendar
since the opening week of the season. NCAFA peewee rivals
the Cumberland Panthers and the Myers Riders were co-favourites
to finish the season in first place. (Posted
Oct. 16)
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ARTCETERA
Shenkman
‘Summer Afternoons of Music’ series wraps up
The
Shenkman “Summer Afternoons of Music” series wrapped up
on Sunday with a trio of performances by three of the city’s
most gifted young pianists including a pair of pianists
from Orléans. (Posted
Aug. 31)
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