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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Meet the people at the helm of SPACES, connect with hosts and stay for delightful conversations — the coffee is on us! Join us at Twiggs Coffee Roasters (1332 The Kingsway) on Wednesday, April 30th!
Apr 30, 2025 8:00 AM – 10:00 AM
www.sudbury.com
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Andrea Gosselin
Andrea Gosselin ·
A few years back, I did some roadside cleanup of beer cans and an array of alcohol bottles in Pembroke Ontario, and donated some of the cause to M.A.D.D (Mothers Against Drunk Drivers) which in turn, we raised a sign for people to report drinking and driving in the area.. Article included... Starting this Easter weekend, I thought to continue the good efforts here in the Sudbury area. Today, I walked 6.3kms of road length (12.6kms both …
Road section cleaned of alcohol cans/bottles
www.pembrokeobserver.com
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
**Decoding Acronyms: Stay in the Loop!** Have you ever come across an article packed with acronyms that left you scratching your head? No worries—I’ve got you covered. Here are some commonly used abbreviations that will help you keep up with the conversation: - **IYKYK** – If you know, you know - **IMO/IMHO** – In my opinion / In my humble opinion - **IRL** – In real life - **FOMO** – Fear of missing out - **YOLO** – You only …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
For a decade now, Billy from Deluxe Restaurant on Regent Street has been on a heartfelt mission: collecting pop tabs to make a difference in our community. Thanks to his dedication, these humble tabs have translated into significant contributions to Health Sciences North. Most recently, a donation of just over $19,000 allowed for the purchase of two state-of-the-art handheld ultrasound devices—transforming lives in Sudbury and beyond. This …
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
The Rotary Club of Sudbury, the city’s first service club, has been serving the community since 1924! Over the years, Rotarians have made a lasting impact by supporting local initiatives, from helping children with disabilities to backing the air cadets and Victorian Order of Nurses. The Club has played a key role in establishing Easter Seals, the Alzheimer Society, and Rotary Park, and continues to support organizations like the Sudbury …
Photo by: The Rotary Club of Sudbury 4
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
Happening now! Don’t miss out on these Greek delights!!
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
The power of 'Do' is profound. Saying 'I'll Do It' is a commitment to yourself. Action is the cornerstone of change, the bridge between where you are and where you want to be. Embracing action can lead to a life of transformation.
The Powerful Word 'Do'
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Melissa Porter
Melissa Porter ·
“The Best Way to Predict the Future is to create it”
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
Sudbury is a place where many Greek families settled, called home, became part of the municipality, and contributed immensely to its growth, life, and its rich multicultural composition. March 25th represents Greek Independence Day. It commemorates Greece's struggle for freedom from Ottoman rule, with the revolution beginning on March 25, 1821. So celebrate today with some baklava or a glass of ouzo. Long live Greece!
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
At precisely 5:01 a.m. this morning, Spring officially arrived! While the sun might be hiding today, there are already whispers of the new season all around us. Squirrels are busily foraging, and some trees are starting to show their first delicate buds. Before long, the cheerful sight of robins and blooming tulips will follow. To make this day even sweeter, Dairy Queen is offering free cones for app users—what better way to celebrate? Happy …
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Conquering Fear Fear is a natural, primal response to perceived danger, a signal meant to protect us. However, it can also become a barrier, holding us back from growth and experience. To conquer fear, acknowledge its presence without letting it dictate your actions. Break down overwhelming fears into smaller, manageable steps. Each small victory builds confidence, gradually diminishing fear's power. Remember, courage isn't the …
Conquering Fear
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Endurance is the art of facing the storm, not avoiding it. It's about finding the strength within to keep moving forward, even when the path is difficult.
Endurance
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Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz ·
Pursuit: Chartrand nabs silver with help from Brazil
www.sudbury.com
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
March 8th, we celebrate the incredible women who are making a difference in our world. Women who are breaking barriers, challenging norms, and inspiring us all to reach our full potential. Let's take a moment to recognize the strength, resilience, and determination of women everywhere. Let's celebrate their achievements and support their continued progress. Here's to the women who inspire every day! #InternationalWomensDay …
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Kirsti Johnstone
Kirsti Johnstone ·
The Finlandia SISU Foundation extends our deepest thanks to New Hope Lutheran Church for their incredible $200,000 donation towards our Sharing is Caring Campaign for Phase VII, the Tammi Home Area with 32 long-term care beds. KIITOS!
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Embrace Discomfort: The Key to Growth Stepping outside your comfort zone is essential for personal and professional growth. It can be scary, but it opens doors to new experiences and possibilities. Here's how to get started: Start small: Try new things gradually. Embrace challenges: View them as opportunities to learn. Focus on the positive: Remember the rewards that await you. Celebrate your successes: Acknowledge your …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
“Happy Mardi Gras! 🎉🐾 Let the good times roll!” 🎭🌟
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
Looking for a dose of fun and excitement this March? Look no further! The SPG is thrilled to present *three* delightful one-act plays that promise laughter, entertainment, and an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a theater enthusiast or simply looking for a way to shake off the winter blues, these plays are the perfect way to break up the month and bring some joy to your schedule. Don't miss out—tickets are selling fast! Click the link …
www.showpass.com
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Dogs have an incredible ability to soothe our souls and ease our anxieties. Their presence alone can be incredibly comforting, offering a sense of unconditional love and companionship that can help to calm our nerves and reduce stress. Studies have shown that interacting with dogs can lower levels of cortisol (the stress hormone) and increase levels of oxytocin (the love hormone), leading to a sense of calm and well-being. Their playful …
Dogs: Our Furry Anxiety Busters
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
It's a common misconception that multitasking means doing many things at once. In reality, it's more like rapidly switching between tasks. This constant shifting of attention drains our energy and leads to lower quality work. A better approach is unitasking: focusing on one task at a time and giving it your full attention. While it might seem challenging in our fast-paced world, unitasking can actually boost productivity and make work more …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
**Today is National Carpe Diem Day!** Seize the day and learn some other popular Latin phrases that have stood the test of time: 1. **Status quo** – The existing state (of affairs) 2. **Mea culpa** – Through my fault 3. **Bona fide** – In good faith 4. **Persona non grata** – An unwelcome person 5. **Alma mater** – Nourishing mother 6. **Deus ex machina** – God from the machine
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Forgiveness is a powerful act of letting go. It's about releasing the grip of anger, resentment, and hurt, allowing yourself to heal and move forward. Forgiveness doesn't mean condoning or forgetting the wrong that was done, but rather choosing to release the negative emotions that hold you back. Forgiving others, and even ourselves, can be a challenging process, but it's a crucial step towards inner peace and healing. It allows us to break …
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Christina Carmichael
Christina Carmichael ·
Last week in Mexico, I found myself struggling to lift my suitcase onto the sidewalk after the resort shuttle dropped us at the airport. In a matter of seconds, a kind and handsome young man stepped in and effortlessly lifted it for me. It's small acts of kindness like these that truly make our world a better place. Have you experienced a recent act of kindness? Share your story here.
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
I love Baobab! Did you know?
Did you know?
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Holly Abbott
Holly Abbott ·
Being a Good Listener
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