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Shayne Smith (left), general manager at BM Metals, and Tannys Laughren, executive director with the Northern Cancer Research Foundation, place some recyclable metals inside a large bin.

No one really knows how long the Fringe Tour has been going on.

The world’s premier music publication, Billboard, has served the entertainment business since 1894. Billboard and its popular music charts have evolved into the primary source of information on trends and innovation in the music industry.

The weather may be cooling off, but that doesn’t mean fall fashion can’t be hot. Helen Florentis and Tanya Charles, the co-owners of Sixty Six, Sudbury’s newest designer fashion boutique, said fall trends have arrived at their shop.

Even though some Inukshuks seem to have the proper anatomy, it’s impossible for the rock figures to reproduce. Yet, they seem to be multiplying quite efficiently along Highway 69.

Jeremy Smith said he's excited to hear if his submissions made it onto the Methods of Mayhem album A Public Disservice Announcement, scheduled to come out today (Sept. 21).

Dr. Tony Martin is getting ready to release his 10th book, Energy Robbers and The Fatigue Cure, on Sept. 25.

Local residents took part in the second annual Park(ing) day on Sept. 17.

Trevor McLeod snapped this photo of Black-Eyed Susans at Bell Park recently. “I see the leaves are just barely changing colours,” he wrote in an e-mail to Northern Life. “Luckily the flowers near Bell Park’s swings are full of colour.

The Alzheimer Society is asking people to host a Coffee Break fundraiser during the month of September and into October. People can make a donation in exchange for a cup of coffee.