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Construction at the Sudbury Wastewater Treatment Plant on Kelly Lake Road is forcing the city to close the RV dumping station at that site for the rest of 2014.

Local business owner Mike DiBrina admits he's a bit nervous about leading the United Way Sudbury and Nipissing Districts' 2014 fundraising campaign, but said he's looking forward to the challenge.

A community celebration initially scheduled for April will now take place next month at Bell Park.

Cambrian College is adding a few new programs to its course calendar for next fall, including Design and Visual Arts, Independent Music Production, and Environmental Field Techniques.

A small section of the parking garage at the Rainbow Centre has been closed so the roof can be re-enforced ahead of planned renovations this summer.

Sudburians can drop off their used tires at Rock City Auto Supplies Ltd. from May 26-31 as part of the provincewide Tire Take Back campaign in support of The Sunshine Foundation of Canada. Rock City Auto Supplies Ltd.

A baby moose created quite the fuss — and some confusion — in Sudbury over the long weekend. You may have seen a video circulating on Facebook of a newborn calf outside a local Tim Hortons .

At issue is whether the Downs will be part of a five-year, $500 million plan by Kathleen Wynne's Liberal government to help tracks across the province cope with the end of the Slots at Racetrack Program.

Then Canyon came to town. “I sent a few songs to his management company and they loved what I was doing,” Trudell said in a email. “So I got the invite to open for George Canyon in a couple sold out shows.

According to Environment Canada, Sudbury is in for more wet weather on Wednesday. The forecast calls for showers in the morning and early afternoon with a high of 14 C.