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Dancing with the Stars returns to the Bay

File photo VCARS News Release ******************** Victim Services of Nipissing District (known as VCARS) is hosting their second “Dancing with the Stars” event on Saturday, February 26th.
Kate Adams

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VCARS News Release

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Victim Services of Nipissing District (known as VCARS) is hosting their second “Dancing with the Stars” event on Saturday, February 26th.

“Dancing with the Stars” will take place at the Clarion Resort with six dance couples competing for top honours as Nipissing District’s Best Dancers and to take home the glitter ball trophy. Each couple will consist of one professional dancer and one local “celebrity”. The dancers will be judged by a set of professional dance judges and the audience. Our distinguished celebrities have been practicing diligently and the audience will be in for an amazing performance. They are:

Dr. Stephanie Brill, Dr. Scott Shulman, Constable Melodee Prevost (NBPS), Sergeant Noel Coulas (NBPS), Staff Sgt. Jeff Dagg (OPP) and Marc Lavigne, Principal.

“Dancing with the Stars” is a formal gala evening with a sit down dinner. Cocktails start at 6:00 p.m. with dinner at 7:00pm. The dance competition will commence after dinner. There will be a spectacular silent auction taking place all evening with wonderful items to be bid on. Tickets are $100.00 per person. All proceeds will go to assisting victims of crime and tragic circumstances in North Bay, Mattawa and Sturgeon Falls. A tax receipt for a portion of the ticket will be available. Tickets are expected to sell quickly so be sure to reserve yours by calling 472-2649.

Victim Services of Nipissing District is an organization that has been supporting victims of crime and trauma through VCARS since 1998. Victim Services is volunteer based and operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week providing short-term emotional support and practical assistance to victims in partnership with Police and other emergency service personnel. Funding for the program is provided through the Ontario Victim Services Secretariat of the Ministry of the Attorney General. There are currently over 80 Crisis Responders in our 3 communities responding to all types of crime and trauma.

Get your tickets early and come and support Victim Services, vote for your favourite dancers and enjoy a great evening of entertainment!

For more information about the event please contact the Victim Services office at 472-2649.

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