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BY MARIE LITALIEN Young people making their way through the downtown Rainbow Centre on the afternoon of July 3 may have walked out with a job. The Sudbury Service Canada Centre for Youth (SCCY) held a Youth Fair to help link students with employers.

BY LAUREL MYERS A group of kids are bicycling in style after giving their time to better the community.

Shannon Bisset and her husband Anthony Cavallin, both from Sudbury, had a business dream of filling a niche in the moving industry.

Cambrian College is hosting a one-day orientation session July 18 from 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. designed to help first-year students prepare for their transition to college.

Take a deep breath the next time somebody bugs you so much you think of throwing a punch. They could have the last laugh when you’re wheeled away from the scene with a brain injury.

A new report reveals that not having a family doctor leads to more emergency room visits and hospital admissions for those who have chronic diseases in Ontario.

Scheduled meetings of city council and its committees have been adjusted for the summer. City council, the priorities committee and the planning committee will meet once in July. The planning committee will meet on Tuesday, July 8, starting at 2 p.m.

Canadian Blood Services has 18 students registered in Bloodstock 2008.

BY MARIE LITALIEN On June 28, around noon, Marilyn Widdifield and her family were enjoying the Canada Day long-weekend - a time for celebration and fun.

When you weigh 21 ounces, the world can seem like a cold place. That’s what the tiniest babies weigh in the neonatal intensive ward at St. Joseph’s Hospital. Now they’ll get a quilt to keep them extra warm.