Lifestyle

By JUDI KOSKI Juhannus, as the summer solstice is called in Finnish, refers to the Christian calendar's Feast of St. John the Baptist.

Wagonwheel Ranch is giving people a taste of the Wild West with their new summer riding program. This season, the ranch is offering eight weeks of child and adult Western Horseback riding lessons, from July 7 to Aug. 25.

BY BILL BRADLEY The buzz is on! Another sell-out music extravaganza is coming to Greater Sudbury.

A team from the Franco-Ouest Catholic Secondary School in Espanola  won a trip to Quebec City this summer by winning the "Sur les pas de Champlain" competition organized by the Salon du Livre du Grand Sudbury.

Canadians may fish licence-free in Ontario waters during the Ontario Family Fishing Weekend July 4-6.

BY APRIL GRENON public health nurse, Sudbury and District Health Unit It's Friday afternoon, the sun has finally come out to play and the air is warm. Before you know it, thoughts of summer bliss take over. You can't wait for the end of the work day.

BY LAUREL MYERS [email protected] The largest Italian festival in northern Ontario is back for its 36th year, and the organizing committee is promising this year's festival will be one of the best.

After two years in production, the Ontario Visual Heritage Project team, with the support of the Greater Sudbury Public Library and Heritage Museums and other community groups, have put together a two-hour documentary of the city's history.

The Diversity Advisory Panel to the City of Greater Sudbury is inviting interested people, especially youth, to participate in a working sub-committee.

The Sudbury Symphony Orchestra is pleased to announce that, effectively immediately, Robert Lemay, the multi-award winner and internationally known Sudbury composer, will serve as the new composer-in-residence for the SSO.