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  • Troy Felice Builds His Future By Joining The Army of Small Business Owners In The Greater Sudbury Area
  • Living Well Chiropractic Conducts 11th Annual Food & Toy Drive For Good Neighbours Food Bank
  • Capreol Legion Holds Bake Sale At The Mall
  • Sounds of Music Filled The Hallways
  • Valley East's Ryan Benoit Serves His Role Well as Provincial Ambassador For Easter Seal Society
  • Taking Own Photos With Santa Claus Is An Idea That Is Much Appreciated By Local Parents
  • Community Shows Strong Support For The Canadian Armed Forces Fighting In Afghanistan
  • First Annual Valley East Christmas Food Drive Scheduled for This Coming Thursday: Dec. 14
  • Memories From Monique Grenon
  • Books and Blankets and Helping Hands Initiatives Will Make Life Much Easier For Clients of The Elgin Street Mission Centre
  • PAROISSE ST-JOSEPH of Chelmsford Will Be On Hand At the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre Selling Tickets On Lawn Swing Set
  • The Real Dixie Lee Gets A Surprise Meal At Dixie Lee Restaurant
  • Supporting Our Troops by VECAN ( Valley East Community Action Network)
  
  • The Valley East "Power Centre" Is Drawing Thousands of New Shoppers To The Area
  • A Very Disappointed Hockey Official Speaks Out About Coaches Who Speak Without Thinking
  • Valley East's Marty Kirwan Has Grown With His Experiences On The Ice To Become One Of The Most Respected Referees In The Ontario Hockey League
  • After The Whistle Hockey Web Site Provides Readers With Plenty To Think About
  • The Amazing Persona Spends Several Days Introducing Valley Residents To New Digital System
  • A Letter From Wendy Petro
  • Rayside-Balfour Whitewater Brush & Palette Art Club Puts On Huge Exhibit At the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Community Living Greater Sudbury Providing Public Awareness About Family Home Program
  • Popularity of Finger Style Guitar Music Continues To Grow Because of Roger Chevrier's Performances At The Mall Every Month
  • Local Residents Are Asked To Refrain From Using Diabetes Collection Depot As A Garbage Drop Off
  • Fantastic Floors Introduces Its Customer Charity Contest
  
  • Older Adult Fall Prevention Network Promotes Awareness Among Seniors On How To Create A Safe Environment
  • Visit To Former Home Town (Creighton) During The Holidays Brought Back Fond Memories Of A Simpler Way of Life
  • Margaret Shawana Wins Gingerbread House In Hanmer Denture Clinic Christmas Draw
  • The Fox Family Is Making A Difference For Our Troops In Afghanistan
  • Elizabeth Centre Residents Have A Great Time During Octoberfest Pie Baking Contest
  • 2915 R.C (Army) C.C. Irish Regiment of Canada Sell Poppies To Assist Capreol Legion
  • Canadian Tire & Mark's Work Wearhouse Open Their Doors on October 26, 2006 at 12 Noon
  • John Brown "The Coin Guy" Provides Shoppers With Plenty of Holiday Gift Ideas
  • Centre Court At the Mall Is The Place To Be Every Afternoon To Discuss Politics of The Day
  • Valley East Fire Department Ranks Right Up At The Top of The Heap With Excellent Volunteer Firefighting Crew
 
  • Capreol Child Care Centre Celebrates 10th Anniversary With Special Open House Event
  • Capreol Family Action Network Operates Clothing Exchange For Residents of Valley East and Capreol
  • Groceries For A Year Presented By Desjardins' Food Basics As Part of Valley East Minor Baseball Sponsorship
  • Many Local Residents Would Like To See A Leash-Free Dog Park Established In Valley East
  • Beavers, Cubs And Scouts Distribute Apples To Residents of Valley East During Annual Fund-Raiser
  • 2006 CHAMPIONS DECLARED IN VALLEY EAST  MENS'  SLO PITCH LEAGUE
  • T.B.A. Wins Valley East Ladies' Slo-Pitch League & Playoff Championships For Second Year In A Row 
  • Neil's Independent Grocer And President's Choice Children's Charity Provides Financial Assistance to The Poirier Family of Hanmer
  • 2915 Royal Canadian Army Cadet Corps Irish Regiment of Canada Capreol Group Gains Money and Recruits From Visit To the Mall
  
  • Scotiabank To Open New Branch In Val Caron
  • Tom Guthrie Wins 2006 Pontiac Wave As Grand Prize Winner In Valley East Lions Club Draw
  • Valley East Community Theatre Holds Fall Penny Table Fund-Raiser At the Mall
  • Valley East Community Action Network Provides Opportunity For Public To Participate In Many Worthwhile Projects
  • Couple Travels All Over North America And Decides To Settle Down In Valley East
  • Joe Ann's Market Research Collects Important Information From Local Consumers
  • 2006 Valley East Sports Hall of Fame Inductions Held During Valley East Lions Charity Days
  • Valley East Lions Charity Days Kicks Off The Day With Popular Pancake Breakfast Sponsored by Desjardins' Food Basics
  • Canadian Red Cross Youth Group Is Looking For Members Who Want To Have Fun
  • CIBC Run For The Cure Sets Up In The Mall To Raise Funds For Breast Cancer Research
  • Our Children / Our Future Raising Funds By Selling Tickets To Councillors' Breakfast at Valley East Lions Charity Days
 
  • Despite Recommendation From City Staff, Planning Committee Approves Retail Centre in Valley East
  • Mayor John Rodriguez Announces His Expert Panel Leaders As Part of His First 100 Days Plan
  • Christine Brosseau Begins Preparation For 2nd Annual BIG SWIM FOR ARTHRITIS
  • Hundreds of Local Residents Meet Half of the Famous Staal Brothers At Desjardins' Food Basics Autograph Session
  • Floyd Laughren Presents His Report To Council On January 10, 2007:
    "Constellation City - Building A Community of Communities In Greater Sudbury"
  • Confederation Secondary School Music Program Runs State-Of-The-Art Recording Studio 
  • President of Valley East Minor Hockey Association Nominated For National Award Through Hockey Canada
  • Collecting Coins Is An Excellent And Potentially Rewarding Hobby For All Ages
  • Close To 100 Christmas Hampers Delivered by Knights of Columbus Council #5005
  
  • Hanmer’s Robert Plourde Hits The Century Mark As A Blood Donor  
  • Valley East Minor Soccer Registrations Remind Everyone That Summer Is Just Around The Corner
  • 2nd Annual Soap Box Derby Race Being Sponsored By The Human League Association 
  • Valley East Community Theatre Raises Funds and Promotes 'NUNSENSE'
  • Announcement of New Mall Development Not Expected To Change The Way Local Residents Feel About Their 'Community Shopping Centre'
  • Trailsmen Wonder "What's This World Coming To?" After Being Senselessly Victimized By Vandals
  
  • Valley East Skating Club Presents “Disney Through the Ages”  
  • Capreol Curling Club Claims Bantam Boys 'A' Playdowns - Compete In Provincials In Kapuskasing
  • CIBC Run For The Cure Volunteers Raise Money And Awareness During Their Spring Sale
  • Pet Save Volunteers Busy Raising Money To Provide Care And Treatment To Rescued Dogs and Cats
  • Osteoporosis: The Silent Thief
  • Every Month Is Heart Month At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • CLUB OPTIMISTE DE VALLÉE EST INC. Presents Large Cheque To Sudbury Regional Hospital Foundation
  • The Fox Family Is Making A Difference For Our Troops In Afghanistan
  • Straight From the Heart by VECAN ( Valley East Community Action Network)
  • Blue Jean Fridays At Metalec Turn Into Cash For Community Living Greater Sudbury
  • Workplace Wellness Is A Top Priority Among Store Owners of The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Public Health Inspectors Promote Environmental Public Health Week At The Mall
  • Valleyview Community Church Once Again Brings Out The Free Gift Wrapping For Local Shoppers
  
  • The Lemonade Stand

  • "We Always Ended Up With A Rainbow" says Verna About Her 50 Years With Stan

  • MEMERE CHAPUT TAKES HER GRANDCHILDREN TO SEE SANTA

  • Roy St. Jacques Continues To Collect Pop Cans In Support Of Special Olympics Bowling League

  • Darlene Bourdeau Makes Perfect Guess In First Annual Great Pumpkin Contest

  • An Outside Perspective On Valley East From A Young Family That Is Part Of The Club

  • Honorable Ken Dryden, Minister of Minister of Social Development Autographs Posters For March of Dimes Auction

  • Stopping Pucks Was Easy Compared To What Gail Leroux Has Been Through In Her Life  

  • Ronald Ross Has Cut A Lot of Hair During The Past 50 Years

  • Angele Mrochek - A Passion For Life That Is Making All The Difference In The World For Her Family And Her Community School

  • Jennifer Higgs Has A Very Special Relationship With Her Younger Brother After Successful Kidney Transplant 

  • Carissa Henry Gets First Hand Experience In Journalism Working At The Vision Paper

  • Local Family Expresses Appreciation To Val Caron Animal Hospital For Going That Extra Step To Give Sasha A Happy Life And A Dignified Ending

  • Roger Chevrier Performs His Finger Style Guitar Style On The First Saturday of Every Month

  • Grandpa’s Girl

  • Shave For Hope Day Held At Pioneer Manor To Raise Funds For Cancer Research

  
  • Korbin Thibault Hopes To Make Baby Boy A Household Name
  • Val Therese Man Wins "Ticket To Ride" Contest And Takes Home $29,000 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle
  • 350 Couples Celebrate Over 15,000 Years of Marriage In North Bay
  • Angele Jameus Declared 2006 Valley East Idol As Twelve of Our Community's Finest Vocalists Make It To The Finals
  • Monique Laderoute Narrowly Escapes From War-Ravaged Lebanon - Now It Is Time To Start All Over Again From Scratch But She Needs Help....
  • The Community Shows Their Support For Monique Laderoute & Her Family On October 15 
  • Monique Laderoute Says Thank You To The Community For Their Support
  
  • Chevaliers De Colomb / Knights of Columbus Council #5005 Annual Lobster Supper For 2007 Is Another Big Hit 
  • Keshia Chante & Evolutionary Band Help Local Elementary Students Celebrate Reading 
  • 4th Annual Greater Sudbury Modelers Spring Show A Huge Success At The Mall
  • LET’S PLAY BALL! Register At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Annual Lucky Duck Dash Being Promoted In Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre 
  • TOPS Annual Spring Penny Table & Bake Sale Once Again A Huge Hit With Local Residents
  • Reward Offered by Neil's Your Independent Grocers To Find Local Vandals
  • Greater Sudbury Police Display Draws Steady Crowd At the Hanmer Mall
  • 12th Annual Raise The Flag Celebration Held By The Kin Club of Valley East At Confederation Secondary School
  
  • Valley East Mens' Slo-Pitch League Is Under Way For Another Summer
  • New Medical Clinic In Val Caron Will Give Hope For Local Residents In Need of A Family Doctor
  • Opening of Revolutionary Style of Banking Facility Ushers In A New Era Of Customer Service
  • Valley East Soccer Club Closes Off Another Fantastic Season With A Record Number of Participants
  • Valley East Will Be The Home of The First Green School In Northern Ontario 
  • Club Optimiste de Vallee Est Holds Another Successful Bike Rodeo
  • 8th Annual Blooperball Tournament Donates Funds Top ALS Society To Help Fight Lou Gehrig's Disease
  • 2007 Farewell Performance By Evolutionary Band Leaves No Doubt In Anyone's Mind About The Tremendous Talent Among These Young Musicians, Performers & Crew
  • Confederation Football Teams Turn Out For Car Wash To Help Purchase Equipment For Next Season
 
  • Danica Tremblay-Dhinel Shares A Deeply Emotional Story About A Cousin Who Can Teach Us All A Lesson About Life
  • Valley Girls Part of Group of 30 Young Ladies In Miss North Ontario Pageant
  • Chico Bowl's Phillipe Butler is 2007 Bantam Boys Northern Ontario Provincial Champ
  • Mother - Daughter Team Up To Sell Daffodils For Cancer Society
  • Bob & Mary Lou Bolger Honoured For Their 40 Years of Service to Kin Club of Valley East
  • Valley East Waves Heading To Junior Provincials This Weekend
  • Hanmer's Joey Niceforo Continues Rise To Fame With Destino's New Recording Contract
  • Kin Club of Valley East Makes Important Donation To Good Neighbours Food Bank
  • Valley East Residents Will Soon Have Their Own Transit Service
  • Volunteer Fire Fighters of Valley East Are As Professional As They Come - This Community Couldn't Be More Well Protected 
  • Valley East Mixed Slo Pitch Association Finishes Off Season With Exciting Playoff Weekend
  • 2006 Census Results Are Very Revealing For City of Greater Sudbury
  • Equipment Exchange Sponsored by Valley East Minor Hockey Association
  • Joey Niceforo and Destino Return To Sudbury For December "Christmas With Destino" Concert 
  • Local Businesses Announce New Program To Get Young People More Involved In Their Community 
  • Young Models Showcase Fall Fashions During First Annual Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre Fall Fashion Show
  • 2nd Annual All Star Classic Signals The Return of Fastball To Valley East
  • Mindy Pitre Was Born To Be A Paleopathologist "When I Was Young I Just Liked Digging Around In My Garage
   
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
  • Michael Ovens Is Using His Abilities To Raise Money For Research
  • Good Neighbours Food Bank Volunteers Help Out The Salvation Army
  • Sheldon Farley Goes 14 Months Without A Hair Cut For Cancer Victims
  • Louise Laplante Is The Only Canadian To Be Published In Taste of Home Recipe Book
  • Keeping The Spirits High In Afghanistan
  • Community Living Greater Sudbury Is Now Hiring 
  • Capreol's Prescott Park Receives Welcome Additions To Historic Display 
  • Kin Club of Valley East Rolls Out The Red Carpet for National President
  • University Students Turn To Mall For Research
  • Valley East 's Marty Kirwan Will Head Up The “3rd Team” During The Wolves Game on October 26 
  • 1st Valley East Scouts Greet Shoppers On Annual Apple Day
  • Special Olympics Athletes Raising Funds For Nationals In February
  • Let's Not Forget To Help Our Food Banks Stock The Shelves This Thanksgiving Season
  
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
  • Annual Valentine's Penny Table Raises Valuable Funds For Valley East Community Theatre   
  • Valley View Public School Welcomes The Community During Open House
  • Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre Sets Up Food Bank Depot To Replenish Food Lost In Fire
  • Damage To Kiost Provides Canada Post With A Reason To “Upgrade” Service To Val Therese
  • Courtney Bruno Hosts “City Spins” On CKLU 96.7 FM To Promote Local Musicians
  • 1st Annual Sportsman League All Star Game Benefits Minor Hockey & Food Bank
  • Extent of Poverty In Greater Sudbury Area Places Strain On Food Banks All Year Long 
  • Grant Crawford Wins Fun In The Sun Dream Vacation 
  • Heatwave Tanning Salon Customers Donate Food Items To Help Those Less Fortunate At Christmas 
  • Area-Rating System Creates Unfair Taxation For Valley East And Fuels Deamalgamation Movement Again
  • 12th Annual Christmas Drive By Living Well Chiropractic Is A Huge Help For Food Bank
  
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
  • Good Start For Toronto Blue Jays Means Increased Registrations for Minor Ball
  • Ronald Ross Finally Turns Off His Light Pole After 52 Years
  • Renegades Tournament Adds A Nice Finishing Conclusion to Season
  • The First Sign That Spring Is Near!
  • Young Ladies Give Up Their Saturday For A Good Cause & Community Service Hours
  • Valley East Renegades Capture Ringette Gold
  • Former Graduate of Hanmer High School Provides Good Career Advice For Students 
  • Chamber of Commerce After Business Event Returns To Valley East After 5 Years 
  • Valley East Community Theatre Raises Funds and Awareness Of Grass Roots Cultural Needs
  • Local Girls Perform Well In The Pool During Meet In Timmins
  • Mark Hodgson Wins $1500 Valentine's Day Gift
  • Breast Cancer Research Benefits From Sales of Avon Products 
  • Canadian Model and Talent Convention Could Be The Start Of A New Lifestyle For The Collin Family
  • Valley East Novice Rebels Capture International Silver Stick Title
  • Four Members of Valley East Waves Swim Club Qualify For Provincials
  • CKLU 96.7 FM Radio Launches Weekly Education Talk Show From Laurentian University
 
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
  • Habitat For Humanity Receives $10,708 From Eva Lanctot Realty Family Fun Day
  • Local Residents Very Impressed with National Police Week Display at the Mall
  • Emergency Medical Services Paramedics Improve Public Awareness Level in Valley East  
  • Capreol Citizens On Patrol Definitely Making A Difference In Their Community
  • Family Health Team Opens First Site In Val Caron
  • Men’s Night Program At Grill Marks Clearview Expected To Return To Previous Numbers
  • CERCLE MISSIONNAIRE de la VALLEE Holds Successful Fund-Raising Event At the Mall
  • Neil’s Independent Grocers Makes A Difficult Life A Little Easier
  • Habitat for Humanity Receives Generous Donation For Project
  • Sudbury Action Centre For Youth Mother’s Day Basket Raises Funds For Important Summer Projects
  
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
  • Back-To-Church Sunday Is An Attempt To Raise Awareness of The Need For Higher Moral Values
  • Ken Kauffeldt & Paulette Carierre Capture 2008 Club Championship 
  • Parkside Senior’s Display Encourages Older Adults To Stay Active 
  • Local Writing Enthusiasts Had Chance To Talk To Self-Published Author
  • City Transit Comes To The Valley
  • Mike Lemieux Wins First Annual Valley East Men’s Open
  • Mixed Slo-Pitch League Having Another Excellent Summer!
  • Laurentian University’s Radio Station Is Now “Streaming” Across The World
  • The Future of Golf Display Their Talents At Annual Mini Masters Tournament
  • The “Boys” Continue The Tradition During Annual Slo Pitch Tournament
  • Marymount Academy Students Raise $900 For SPCA 
  • Daryl Sittler Adds Colour And Excitement to 2008 Valley East Sports Hall of Fame Ceremonies
  • Greater Sudbury Police Service Officers of the Rural Unit and Traffic Unit explain the “Off Road Vehicle Act”
  
CHAPTER NINETEEN
  • Kin Club of Valley East Sells Canadian Hockey Book To Raise Funds
  • Grand Opening of Valley East Youth Centre Signals A New Beginning
  • Sportsman Hockey League Gives Back To The Community 
  • Catherine Colasimone Named Miss Valley East 2009
  • Val Caron Chiropractic Centre Receives Provincial Funding
  • Parents Should Talk To Young Drivers About Driving With Caution
  • John Lancia – A Man Who Earned His Greatness By The Way He Treated Others
  • Customers Rewarded For Supporting Local Businesses During 2008 Christmas Season
  • Kin Club of Valley East Sells Canadian Hockey Book To Raise Funds
  • Big Brothers Big Sisters Gift Tree Another Huge Success At Grill Marks
  • Helping Others Is What Valley East Residents Are Known For
  • 2nd Annual Sportsman League All Star Game Will Be Held on December 27 at Centennial Arena
  • Junior Kindergarten Class Enjoys Field Trip to Neil’s Independent Grocers
  • Laurentian University Students Conduct Survey In Valley East
  • Over 100 Horses Take Part In 2nd Annual Ride For The Cure
  • “Making The Community Safer Is One Phone Call Away”
  • Youth Basketball Growing In Leaps & Bounds In Valley East
  • Geocaching Is One Of The Fastest Growing Recreational Sports In The World
  
CHAPTER TWENTY
  • Local Charities Being Challenged By Recession  
  • Can You Keep A Secret?
  • Our Community Will Never Be The Same After Three Teens Killed In Senseless Accident  
  • Be On The Look Out For Bears This Summer
  • Trinity Toe Tappers Put On Public Exhibition At The Mall
  • Local Retailers Encourage The Use of Green Bags For Much More Than Just Groceries 
  • Confederation Secondary School Hosts Track & Field Meets For Rainbow DSB This Spring  
  • A New Leash On Life - Pets Are Looking For Foster Parents 
  • Local Students Get A Chance to Develop Performance Skills This Summer
  • First Annual Yellow Brick Road Was A Great Success For Kin Club of Valley East
  • Barrydowne Extension Planning Process Begins
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-ONE
  • Young Family Wins $500 Gift Certificates In December Mystery Shopper Contest at Cousin Vinny's  
  • Take the time to remember a loved one this holiday season by Adding an Ornament to the Tree of Remembrance
  • St. Kevin’s C.W.L. Holds Christmas Money Draw To Help Food Banks
  • The 200 Wolf Squadron Thanks The Community of Valley East For Generosity
  • Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving Group From Confederation Secondary School Is Committed to Making A Difference In The Community
  • Knights of Columbus #5005 Deliver 142 Christmas Food Hampers to Needy Families
  • Valley View Community Church Once Again Provides Shoppers With Free Gift Wrapping At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Minor Hockey Teams Enjoy Fund-Raising Projects At The Mall
  • Food Bank Depot Will Remain Up For Donations Into The New Year As The Need Increases
  • Valley Pentecostal Church Helps Distribute Close To $1 Million Worth of Food To People In Need During The Past Three Years
  • Such A Tiny Little Creature To Be Causing So Much Commotion
  • Danica Tremblay Dhinel Shares An Inspirational Story With Our Readers
  • Confed’s Evolutionary Band Members Are Earning Their Education
  • Amanda Kohls Helps Spread The Message In Honour of Steven, Jazmine and Caitlin
  • Ted Dore Memorial Fund and NHLPA Teams Up To Create V.E. Hockey Equipment Bank
   
CHAPTER TWENTY-TWO
  • Emotional Farewell Celebration For Val and Violet Mazzuca As They Sell the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre After 38 Years
  • "The Real Heroes Of The Olympic Games Were The 12,000 Torch Bearers Who Left Lasting Memories Across This Great Country"    
  • Local Social Network Developed For Active Moms and Their Families
  • Members of Confederation's Evolutionary Band Give Evidence Of How Music Program Prepares One For Life's Challenges
  • Skating Excursions With Class Provide Children, Parents and Grandparents With An Opportunity For Fun And Exercise
  • CAW - LOCAL 598 RATIFY THREE-YEAR AGREEMENT WITH XSTRATA WITH 93% ACCEPTANCE VOTE
  • Larry Berrio Co-Hosts THE LEARNING CLINIC Three-Hour Live Talk Radio Show With Robert Kirwan on February 8, 2010
  • Hospice Palliative Care Volunteer Training Offers Local Residents A Chance To Take Part In A Rewarding Experience
  • Valley East Facebook Group Growing In Popularity As Hundreds Of Current & Former Residents Use The Internet To Keep In Touch
  • Student Group Plans On Promoting Safe Driving All Year Long
  • Mother of Two Young Children Decides To Venture Forth Into The World of Business In Search of a More Balanced Lifestyle
  • Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre Continues To Provide Central Communication Site For Community
  • Georgette Bergeron Seeks Help From Local Residents To Help Rebuild Mission In Haiti Following Devastating Earthquake
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-THREE
  • Evolutionary Band Members Raise Money For Their Spring Tour During "Annual Playathon" Held On February 20 
  • Hundreds of Valley East Residents Sign PET SCAN Petition
  • Valley Community Theatre Communautaire de la Vallée Has An Eye On The Future With Fund-Raising Projects
  • St. Anne Students Have Fun on the Ice  
  • St. Anne Students Supporting Hatian Relief  
  • Kin Club of Valley East Is Calling On Entire Community To Support Their Fireworks Fund-Raiser To Overcome Loss From Theft In Sudbury
  • Local Social Network Developed For Active Moms and Their Families Introduces First Ever Sexy 4 Summer Makeover Contest
  • Amandah Kohls Is Hoping For A Huge Turn-Out To 2nd Annual Fundraising Barbeque
  • Evolutionary Band’s 30th Anniversary Tour - Subject of Zack Werner Film
  • Conrad Leduc Creates An Automotive Art Masterpiece
  • MARGUERITE GROULX INVITES YOU TO VISIT A NEW WEB SITE FOR SUDBURY RIGHT TO LIFE
  • FREEDOM TO MOVE 5 KM WALK-AND-WHEEL FOR DYSTONIA RESEARCH
  • Greater Sudbury Accepts Community Conservation Challenge 
  • Young Mother Creates Web Site For Sudbury Parents
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-FOUR
  • Suzie McNeil Drops In On Evolutionary Band To Surprise One of Her Biggest Fans
  • Principal For A Day Program Has Many Benefits For All Participants
  • Family Literacy Night At Redwood Public School Promotes Writing Skills  
  • Redwood Acres Open House Is Always A Big Hit With The Entire Family
  • Canadian Recording Artist Heather Dale Stops In Sudbury For Concert On November 22
  • Hanmer's Eric Ouellette Begins The Most Important Race of His Life
  • An Exciting Life As An International Model Could Be In Store For Valley East's Erin Malinski
  • Greater Sudbury Public Library Offers A Teen Advisory Group to Local Students 
  • Grade 11 Students Adam Leger and Erica Richard Begin Term as Co-Prime Ministers of the Confederation Secondary School Parliament
  • It's Official - Evolutionary Holds The Guinness World Record For The Deepest Underground Concert
  • The March Break Is A Perfect Time To Check Out Private Tutoring Options For Your Children

  • At Only $40 Per Week, Private Tutoring Is Now A Real Option For Every ChilD   

  • Laurentian University Tuitions Going Up Again For 2007-2008 School Year

  • There is No Need For Any Child To Struggle In School

  • York Region District School Board Creates After-School Tutoring Program As Alternative For Parents

  • More and More Parents Turning To Private Tutors To Give Their Children One-on-One Guidance

  • Author of Boom, Bust & Echo Warns Against Overreacting To Increased University Enrolment

  • A School Nutrition Plan Would Be Well Worth The Money To Improve Learning In The Country's Schools

  • The Value Placed On Early Childhood Development Is Being Recognized As A Clear Indicator of The Future Of Canada

  • School Bus Safety Must Be Enforced - The Public Can Help Keep Our Children Safe

  • Mentors Will Help You Succeed In Any Career
  • Many Baby Boomers Looking To Golden Years For Personal Fulfillment In New Careers
  • Graduate Programs Being Offered By Universities As Students Realize That A B.A. May Not Be Enough!
  • Minimum Wage Increase to $8.00 Per Hour On February 1, 2007 Won't Help Fill Vacancies In Retail Stores
  • Federal Report Warns That Canada Is Training Too Few Workers To Compete Globally
  • Incentives Will Be Provided To Lure Highly Qualified People As Supply Falls Short of Demand
  • One Lady's Story Demonstrates How Hard It Can Be Without An Education And A Proper Career Plan In Place  
  • Visit To Former Home Town During The Holidays Brought Back Fond Memories Of A Simpler Way of Life
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-FIVE
  • Toys For Kids and Food For Good Neighbours Being Collected At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre This Christmas Season
  • Parents Allowed To Take Their Own Pictures With Santa At the Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Popularity of "Welcome Home Gift Basket" Is Clear Indication Of Growth Of The Community - Over 240 New Residents Receive Gift Basket Since July
  • The Valley East Lions Club Is Once Again Selling Tickets On The Ultimate Dream Home
  • Snow Removal Crew Up By 5 A.M. Every Time It Snows
  • Toys For Kids and Food For Good Neighbours Being Collected At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre This Christmas Season
  • Centre Court At the Mall Is The Place To Be Every Afternoon To Discuss Politics of The Day
  • Groceries For A Year Presented By Desjardins' Food Basics As Part of Valley East Minor Baseball Sponsorship
  • Keep The Spirit Alive Contest Is Being Well-Received By Local Residents 
  • BIGGEST GRAND OPENING IN THE HISTORY OF HART STORES DREW THOUSANDS OF CURIOUS SHOPPERS
  • Opening of Hart Department Store Is A Perfect Example Of The Tipping Point Philosophy
  • “To All Residents of Valley East & Capreol, We Truly Thank You For Making Our Dream Come True,” Val and Violet Mazzuca
  • Moving Into A New Home or Apartment In Valley East or Capreol? Don't Forget To Pick Up Your "Welcome Home Gift Basket" 
  • Big Daddy Radio 103.9 Comes To The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre For Special Sales Event
  • Valley East is the place to be!
  • Valley Plaza Barber Shop Gets Into The Christmas Spirit With Holiday Decorations
  • Taking Own Photos With Santa Claus Is An Idea That Is Much Appreciated By Local Parents
  • Grade 5 Students From Redwood Acres Sing Christmas Carols At The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  • Junior Grade Students From Immaculate Conception School Spend Their Saturday Morning Entertaining The Public
  • Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre Comes Out As One Of Most Courteous Areas Of The City In Sudbury Star Research
  • Chad Salemink of Desjardins' Food Basics Is One Of The Reasons Why People Are Impressed With Politeness Level Of The People of Valley East
  • Community Living Greater Sudbury Presents Appreciation Plaque To Val Mazzuca
  • Workplace Wellness Is A Top Priority Among Store Owners of The Hanmer Valley Shopping Centre
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-SIX
  • Welcome To The Valley East Sports Hall of Fame
  • 2006 Valley East Sports Hall of Fame Inductions Held During Valley East Lions Charity Days
  • Chico's Bowl In Hanmer Hosts Junior Boys National Championships
  • BONAVENTURE LANES CHALLENGE LEAGUE
    ONTARIO SPECIAL OLYMPICS
  • Junior Golf League Starts Thursday At Whistling Winds Golf Course
  • Bran Kor Midget House League Players Enjoy A Dream Season
  • Sara Waters Sets Her Sights On Team Canada
  • Roger's Sportsline
  • Valley East Skating Club Presents “Disney Through the Ages  
  • T.B.A. Wins Valley East Ladies' Slo-Pitch League & Playoff Championships For Second Year In A Row 
  • The Girls Of Summer Are Back On The Field Of Dreams In The Valley East Ladies' Slo Pitch League
  • Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving Group From Confederation Secondary School Is Committed to Making A Difference In The Community
  • The 200 Wolf Squadron Thanks The Community of Valley East For Generosity
  • Danica Tremblay Dhinel Shares An Inspirational Story With Our Readers About Showing Your Loved Ones You Care
  • Confed’s Evolutionary Band Members Are Earning Their Education
  • Local Students Get A Chance to Develop Performance Skills This Summer
  • Catherine Colasimone Named Miss Valley East 2009
  • Junior Kindergarten Class Enjoys Field Trip to Neil’s Independent Grocers
  • Laurentian University Students Conduct Survey In Valley East
  • Young Ladies Give Up Their Saturday For A Good Cause & Community Service Hours
  • Local Girls Perform Well In The Pool During Meet In Timmins
  • Laurentian University Nursing Students Conduct Vital Signs Clinic
  • Canadian Model and Talent Convention Could Be The Start Of A New Lifestyle For The Collin Family  
  • Valley East Youth Centre Photos and Grand Opening
  
CHAPTER TWENTY-SEVEN
 
CHAPTER TWENTY-EIGHT
  • Such A Tiny Little Creature To Be Causing So Much Commotion
  • Can You Keep A Secret?
  • Trinity Toe Tappers Put On Dancing Exhibition For Public
  • Over 100 Horses Take Part In 2nd Annual Ride For The Cure
  • Geocaching Is One Of The Fastest Growing Recreational Sports In The World
  • Parkside Senior’s Display Encourages Older Adults To Stay Active 
  • Local Writing Enthusiasts Had Chance To Talk To Self-Published Author
 

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