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Blanche Long (left) signs her name to a 2x4 as Ellen Faulkner, volunteer for Habitat for Humanity, looks on. The 2x4 will be used in the construction of the first house built by Habitat for Humanity North Bay and Blue Sky Region.

The McGuinty Government is investing $3,036,000 to support the rehabilitation of two bridges on Highway 533 in Mattawa. Complete details are contained in the news release below.

Chippewa Secondary School Media Release ******************** Chippewa Secondary School proudly presents “ARTS BEAT”, a showcase of dance, music, drama and visual arts, on Wednesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. Admission cost is $5.

Fresh on the heals of their impressive success in Waterloo last week, the North Bay Robotics team is back in competition at the Greater Toronto Regional 2007 competition at the Hershey’s Centre in Mississauga this weekend.

North Bay Hydro News Release *********************** On Thursday night, North Bay Hydro presented a convenient free screening of An Inconvenient Truth, the Academy Award™ winning documentary about former US Vice President Al Gore’s campaign against G

Emotional, tired and numb Dan and Jamie sign off on another successful ‘Longest Morning Ever'. An emotional sign off Thursday morning just after 10 a.m. marked the end of another successful ‘Longest Morning Ever’ event to help Rotary Kids.

Amelia Rising Assault Centre of Nipissing News Release ********************* “Like fireweed, we desire to transform the landscape of our lives, healing wounds of sexual violence.

Steve Freyer, a third year Journalism Print and Broadcast student accepts Karen Humphrey Memorial Award Canadore College honoured its own Thursday as 170 students were awarded scholarships and bursaries at the 35th Annual Scholarship Awards ceremony.

North East Local Health Integration Network News Release ******************** The North East Local Health Integration Network (NE LHIN) today celebrated a critical milestone.

Molson News Release ******************** Molson, proud supporter of skills development programs across the country, is proud to award Marika Smit with a bursary of $425 for her outstanding work habits and dedication to excellence.