Lifestyle

Grade 6 Northeastern Elementary School student Erik Levesque wanted to see how many old batteries he could collect from friends, family and schoolmates. He managed to fill up more than one water bottle with batteries.

In 1992, Brenda Seguin discovered she had lupus, an autoimmune disease. If left untreated, lupus can attack your vital organs.

The Company G Dance Academy recently hosted its recital and competitive show at Sudbury Secondary School, featuring dancers aged eight to 19. The dance, pictured, was called 20 Dollars and was performed by the academy’s competitive team.

Leonard Madore, 15, performs a skateboarding trick during Go Skateboarding Day at Minnow Lake Skate Park Saturday.

Mayor John Rodriguez (right) was on hand to welcome the owner of Maple Stucco, F. Zeki Mert, at the recent grand opening of its branch location at the Rainbow Centre Mall.

The flavours of Italian cuisine are the inspiration for this simple, flavour-packed salad. Serve as a first course salad or alongside grilled chicken, pork or beef.

A newly-restored Copper Cliff Dairy milk wagon was unveiled June 18 at Anderson Farm Museum in Lively. The horse-drawn wagon, which used to be used to deliver milk, had been on display for many years outside the museum, but had begun to deteriorate.

Great Big Sea is the next big act coming to the Sudbury Arena, courtesy of Live Nation, according to a reputable source known to Northern Life.

On June 26, barber Paul Berthiaume will give his last haircut at his Main Street shop in Chelmsford. Berthiaume graduated from a Montreal barber school in 1959, when he was only 16 years of age.

One sure sign of summer is the Downtown Rotary Blues for Food Event. It is scheduled to take place on lower Durham Street this Saturday (June 20), from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.