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He won four consecutive Stanley Cups for the New York Islanders. He is the second winningest coach in NHL history (behind Scotty Bowman), with 782 regular-season wins. He holds the record for winning 19 straight playoff series.

Come to The Market this weekend for a variety of fresh produce. Beaulieu Farms will have tri-coloured potatoes, and Holla’s Greenhouse and Produce will have orange, purple and white cauliflower available.

Sudbury Liberal candidate Paul Lefebvre committed on Aug. 27 to working with both provincial and municipal levels of government to make significant new investments in public infrastructure.

Grade 12 Lockerby Composite School student Ethan Urban will serve as student trustee on the Rainbow District School Board for the 2015-2016 school year. He was sworn in at the board meeting Aug. 25.

Tanner Levesque takes to the streets on his bicycle bright and early Saturday morning on his yearly bike ride to raise money for cancer research.

Paul McQueen (right) owner of McQueen's furniture, and Northern Life publisher Abbas Homayed, chair of the Strokes for Hope golf tournament, held Aug.

Greater Sudbury's gas prices have dropped about two cents over the past day. The city's cheapest gas, which costs 108.9, is at the Independent at the Pumps on Lorne, while the most expensive gas, at 115.

Friday we'll finally see a return of some summer weather with clear skies and sun. There may be some fog patches early on but they will be dissipating in the morning. Daytime high should get up to 25.

A&W celebrated its seventh annual Cruisin’ to End MS day on Aug. 27, to help Canadians living with MS. On this day, one dollar from every Teen Burger sold across the country will go to the Multiple Sclerosis Society of Canada.

Malachi Slack and his grandmother Marlene Slack are hosting a lemonade stand outdoors at Health Sciences North Ramsey Lake Health Centre on Friday Aug. 28, 2015 between 10 a.m. and 2 p.m.