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BY BILL BRADLEY [email protected] Sudbury?s reputation as an environmental leader is bringing new support for the city?s lake water quality program.

In recognition of November being CPR month, First Rate Safety Training is offering low cost CPR courses, with all proceeds going towards the Alzheimer's Society and their capital campaign.

Two jurors found out the hard way you?re supposed to keep an open mind when selected for jury duty.

City of Greater Sudbury crews are repairing a broken watermain near the intersection of Lasalle Blvd. and Montrose Ave. Lane reductions on Lasalle Boulevard, in the vicinity of the watermain repairs, are in effect until the end of the morning.

Sudbury author Linda F. Kennedy will be at Chapters signing copies of her second novel, Love Birds, on Feb. 9 from 6:30 to 9 pm. On the same evening, the Heart and Stroke Foundation and the Red Hat Society will be holding a fundraiser in the store.

BY HEATHER CAMPBELL The aboriginal community is rallying to ensure the Kashechewan people evacuated to Sudbury are getting what they need while they are displaced from their own community.

Youthink, a group of Greater Sudbury teens, will have an opportunity to see the fruits of their labours bloom tonight at a panel discussion with adults from the community.

That?s the message being bandied about by Human Resources Canada as it kicks off Odd Job Week.

As part of its global growth program, Inco Limited has announced a re-organization of its global operations into two distinct units ? Asia/Pacific and North America/Europe Operations.

City of Greater Sudbury crews are repairing a broken watermain near the intersection of Lasalle Blvd. and Montrose Ave. Lane reductions on Lasalle Boulevard, in the vicinity of the watermain repairs, are in effect until the end of the morning.