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This homemade recipe beats any boxed pancake mix. You can stir any kind of fruit you desire into the mix, or combine several fruits together. You are only limited by your imagination. Makes about 10 medium-sized pancakes.

From left to right, Anne Salter, executive director of the Sudbury Manitoulin Children’s Foundation, is presented with a cheque for $2,028.05 from Sears Canada’s Dianna Della Vedova, Colin Spencer, Marilyn Martin and Tony Commito.

Charity clean up From June 1 to July 1, The Molly Maid team and their customers participated in their fifth annual summer food drive to help replenish the shelves at local food banks.

Greater Sudbury resident and photographer Stan Koren took this picture during a recent visit to Onaping Falls. Northern Life welcomes submissions of local art and photography to be featured on this page.

Tomson Highway, renowned aboriginal playwright, composer and pianist, chose Greater Sudbury to launch one of his new works because he loves the city. He will be on stage the Theatre du Nouvel-Ontario Aug. 7 to launch Kisageetin: A Cabaret.

Maija Venugopal 14, learns how to create a photo transfer at the Art Gallery of Sudbury during the Master Studio Art Camp. Local artist Mercedes Cueto taught the kids how to make photos transfers on wood and fabric.

Science North's summer camp series is filling up fast, according to Christine Catt, marketing specialist. “Science North is offering exciting, week-long, science day camps, for ages four to fifteen,” said Catt, in a release.

Bensondale Productions is looking for a number of experienced actors from Northern Ontario to audition for their upcoming feature film, Moon Point. The casting team will be in Sudbury Wednesday, Aug. 5 and Thursday Aug. 6, from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Mike Levesque, secretary treasurer of Sudbury Classic Cruisers, will be giving the Claude Dufresne Memorial award to the person deemed most dedicated to the street rod hobby this Saturday.

Lively resident and photography enthusiast Jim Bolger took this picture of a canola field near Verner. “The setting was a contrast of colours.