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Twenty-month-old Keegan Adair of Lively is now a star. The tot's comical dance routine so entranced judges at America's Funniest Home Videos in the United States that the video taken of Keegan won finals for best video. It was aired March 14, 7 p.m.

With Greater Sudbury having one of the only IMAX screens north of the Toronto area, why hasn't Science North secured rights to screen Avatar: An IMAX 3D Experience? "It is up to the film distributor to decide where and when to screen the film," Brend

The 17th annual Vale Inco Lucky Duck Raffle fundraiser is off and running according to Rotary Club of Sudbury Sunrisers officials.

Fried foods are no longer served in the Rainbow District School Board cafeterias. As part of a new school food and beverage policy, deep fryers have been replaced with steam ovens.

Grade 6 Carl A. Nesbitt Public School students Rebecca Armstrong and Morgan McJannet ham it up for the camera while exploring Science North’s new exhibit, Dinosaurs Unearthed.

This refreshing and light “pretty in pink” spring dessert, featuring early hothouse rhubarb, is the perfect ending to a dinner. You’ll feel good serving this healthier take on the traditional trifle.

The Sudbury Theatre Centre recently contributed a cheque for $400 to Mission of T.E.A.R.S. to be sent directly to Haiti. The funds were raised Jan.

Ice fishing season — as well as winter — is winding down. Professional photographer Tony Galic captured this sunset on Richard Lake in January. Galic used a Nikon camera and processed the image in Adobe Photoshop to create this colourful picture.

Entertainment listings for the week of March 8. To post your listing e-mail [email protected], phone 673-5667 ext. 373, fax 673-4352. Include high-resolution images, minimum 500 kb. Post your listing online .

The mild weather Greater Sudbury has enjoyed lately can spawn notions of spring get-aways, according to Maury East, owner of Killarney Mountain Lodge in Killarney.