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BY MARG SEREGELYI Grade 7 and 8 students from the Rainbow District School Board built  structures inside Science North's Inco Cavern using straws, string, paper clips, masking tape, a cup and water as part of the Math, Science and Te

BY JANET GIBSON When Reem Fattouh was one-year-old, her dad stopped by a pharmacy to pick up some medicine for her mother, who was expecting her second child.

The annual search for emerging Northern Ontario artists to play at Northern Lights Festival Boréal (NLFB) will take place April 4 and 5.

BY JUDI KOSKI A shared passion for art and the natural world is evident in the  talents of Sudbury artists Cheryl Battistelli, Debra Lynn Ireland and Sue Lampinen.

La Galerie du Nouvel-Ontario (GNO) presents Liz Knox - Deep Purple, an exhibition that runs until April 26 at 174 Elgin St. Knox has created bodies of work exploring interaction, social connectedness, identity and chance encounters.

(NC)-Much attention has been focused lately in the travel media about "girlfriends get aways," a tourism wrinkle that has become more popular in recent years.

Last month at l'École secondaire catholique l'Horizon, more than 300 students from the Conseil scolaire catholique du Nouvel Ontario got their "fifteen minutes of fame" as the board hosted its fifth annual lip sync competition.

Innovative parent involvement projects are being implemented in Rainbow Schools thanks to funding provided by the Ministry of Education's Parent Engagement Office.

BY KENT CORNESS A dream came true for two Ukrainian folk dancers today when they received city approval to open a new catering business, 2 Kozaks Catering.

BY JANET GIBSON The children of Redwood Acres Public School are used to visiting seniors' homes at Christmas time to bring residents good cheer. But Monday's visit to Elizabeth Centre, a long-term care facility in Val Caron, was a little different.