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BY FRANCINE GAUDETTE My travel itinerary and Scottish currency waited patiently on my mantle. My luggage stood in the doorway like a soldier waiting for its marching orders. Everything seemed in order, yet something was missing. At 3:25 p.m.

The Sudbury Masons - Java Lodge recently made a $500 donation to the Edgar Burton Christmas Food Drive Campaign in support of the Sudbury Food Bank. Burton, who was involved in collecting food and money for the food bank, passed away recently.

Anke & Tony Teklenburg’s Seafood Restaurant recently presented a $330 cheque to the Canadian Mental Health Association.

Members of the Greater Sudbury Public Library Board recently unveiling a sign on the site of the future South End Library location on Regent Street.

Theatre Cambrian has a new award-winning vocal instructor. Melissa De Cloet has taken on the job.

Like many festivals before it this season, Summerfest will call a new venue home this year. A number of performers will take the stage downtown, between Elgin, Durham and Elm Streets, from Aug. 27 to 29.

That’s what Amy Patterson, owner of The Twisted Doll, wanted to portray when she designed her tattoo and piercing studio to include an art gallery. Patterson had been tattooing Sudburians for nearly 10 years before she decided to open her own studio.

This recipe is a great way to use wild partridge and any kind of sausages you have kicking around that you want to use up.

Greater Sudbury entertainment listings for the week of August 26. To post your listing, e-mail [email protected] , phone 705-673-5667 ext. 377. Include high-resolution images, minimum 500 kb. Post your listing online .

The only warmer back to school welcome than a big loud concert is a series of big loud concerts. And that is what's happening at Froche. Misteur Valaire will play Sept.