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Brown to manage NetCentral

Morry Brown has been named general manager of NetCentral.

Out of Africa

Franco Mariotti, a Science North biologist, was part of the first crew to go to the African tropical forest of Gombe National Park to scout locations for the Imax film, Jane Goodall's Wild Chimpanzees .

LU presents scholarships

Laurentian University president Hermann Falter, and Paul Colilli, director of the school of graduate studies and research, hosted a reception Monday to honour students who were recently awarded 2002 Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council o

Cecil Facer manager caught drinking fuels tensions

By Rick Pusiak A manager at Cecil Facer youth detention facility fraternized with OPSEU pickets last week after he had been drinking.

Garson school rock band featured at Juno Awards

By Ben Rowe The national broadcast of tonight's Juno Awards, honouring the best in Canadian music, will have a local twist. Two members of Canadian rockers Sloan appeared at Northeastern Secondary School in Garson March 21.

Local business promote trade with States

Seven Sudbury representatives are participating in a trade mission to Atlanta, Georgia. Brown?s Concrete, Cambrian College, Grandmother?s Pie Shoppe Inc., Knowledge Control Corp., Lumière International Corp., Neureka Research Corp.

Sisters Step Up to the picket line

?Sisters Step Up? in a show of support on the OPSEU picket line. Irene Harris, executive vice-president of the Ontario Federation of Labour, will join striking workers in Sudbury on Thursday.

Secretary of State to visit Lockerby School

Lockery Composite School is getting a visit from Secretary of State, Andy Mitchell. Mitchell is expected to make an annoucment concerning federal funds to support the Laptop Learning Program at Lockerby.

Mining conference

The Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum?s (CIM) annual general membership meeting will take place Thursday, April 17 at 7:30 pm in the Science North Cavern.

Sympathetic union leaders show solidarity

By Keith Lacey Two Norwegian union leaders received a hero's welcome Monday for their support of the workers on strike last year at Falconbridge Ltd.