LOCAL
NEWS
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| After
serving four consecutive terms on city council, Orléans
Ward councillor Bob Monette has decided not to seek
reeelection in next fall's municipal election. File
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(Updated
9:30 a.m., June 13)
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.
 City
presents Brian Coburn extension options at open house
City
planning staff recently unveiled six different options
for the future Brian Coburn Boulevard extension and other
traffic mitigation plans in the Bradley Estates-Chapel
Hill South area during an open house at the Rendez-vous
des aînés on Innes Road. (Posted June 4)
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
Thieves
steal 250-pound bell from Bearbrook church bell tower
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LOCAL
SPORTS
Mukendi
leads JV Panthers to win over Essex Ravens
Fabrice
Mukendi is a young man on a mission. After choosing to
sit out last season and watch many of his former Cumberland
Panther teammates win the Ontario Provincial Football
League junior varsity championship, the 16-year-old was
chomping at the bit to put the pads back on and lead the
team to a possible repeat performance. (Posted
June 2)
Louis-Riel
sprinters lead the way at East Region track and field championships
Louis-Riel's
one-two punch of Eliezer Adjibi and Kayla Vieux in the senior
boys and senior girls sprints will be looking to make some
waves at the upcoming OFSAA track and field championships
after the pair swept the 100- and 200-metre events at the
East Region meet in Kingston this week. (Posted
June 2)
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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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