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BY MICHAEL JAMES mjames@northernlife.ca Shopped out or not, the people of the City of Greater Sudbury want to know whatÂ?s open and whatÂ?s not during the Christmas holidays.

There is a new program called Adopt-a-Creek, from the Junction Creek Restoration Committee.

BY TRACEY DUGUAY It was the halls, not the hills, that were alive with the sound of music as Black History Month was celebrated at Collège Boréal yesterday.

BY SCOTT HUNTER HADDOW scott@northernlife.ca David Suzuki, the well-known environmentalist, broadcaster and author was in Sudbury yesterday to deliver his message about things that are more important than money: clean air, water and soil.

All LCBO stores will be closed Tuesday, July 1 to observe the Canada Day holiday. Some LCBO agency stores will observe their normal hours of business July 1.

One headline caught the attention of a great many people last year: 10,000 people missing in the City of Greater Sudbury.

By Rick Pusiak Wolves fans can expect an impressive new look inside the Sudbury Arena when the 2003-2004 hockey season starts up. Construction of corporate suites and club seats is expected to begin next summer along the north side of the complex.

BY BILL BRADLEY bbradley@northernlife.ca The arts community is moving closer to its dream of a visible arts and culture presence downtown.

The Association canadienne-française de l�Ontario du grand Sudbury has released a statement expressing "shock" at remarks made by several city councillors at the council meeting Thursday.

Funeral services will be held today for a local man killed in a snowmobiling accident over the weekend in Kapuskasing. Pierre Monette, 42, was killed when his snowmobile collided with a pickup truck Saturday east of Kapuskasing.