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Want to increase your business contacts and develop potential new clients and customers? Attending the Greater Sudbury Chamber of Commerce?s monthly After Business networking event could improve your profit picture.

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] Greater Sudbury Hydro is getting bigger and better and expansion plans are just beginning, says board chair Doug Craig.

Gatchell Pool clients will have the option to obtain a refund or to continue their swimming program or lessons at a different city-owned swimming pool such as Howard Armstrong Recreation Centre, R.G.

BY HEIDI ULRICHSEN School was a lot different back when Joe Barazzutti attended Lansdowne Public School in the 1940s. School was a lot different back when Joe Barazzutti attended Lansdowne Public School in the 1940s.

The government of Ontario announced today its intention to help Greater Sudbury's tourism industry with a $one-million investment for the expansion of Dynamic Earth.

BY JASON THOMPSON Two weeks ago, locked out CBC employees took to the streets, chanting their rally cries. CBC workers may not be on air right now, but they are online after launching a new website.

BY KEITH LACEY [email protected] Ray Bonin is calm and cool most of the time, but admits he was extremely nervous as election results poured in Monday night.

Eva Olsson, a Holocaust survivor now living near Bracebridge, will speak to Cambrian College students Feb. 23. The event, which takes place at the college's student centre from 12 to 1:30 pm, is open to the public.

BY STACEY MATHIAS-GEER The summer holidays are here, the weather is fine, and your kids have become permanent fixtures on the couch.

Since the Northern Life office will be closed Dec. 26, 27 and 30 next week, Sudbury Today will only be sent out Dec. 28 and 29. We return to our regular hours Jan. 2. Have a safe and happy holiday.