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Reggie Fitchett · Feb 13, 2025 3:21 PM IN Real estate

Good morning, SPACES family, I recently received an email requesting my signature on a petition addressing the long-standing issue of unpaid rent, a matter I've been deeply involved with for many years as a local realtor. I wanted to open a community discussion on this complex problem and hear your perspectives. From my vantage point, the situation has been exacerbated by several factors, including the ripple effects of the pandemic and

The issue of Unpaid Rent

Christina Carmichael · Feb 13, 2025 2:48 PM IN Good news

We've just experienced the Snow Moon of February, and it lived up to its name by bringing snow to Sudbury! But there's good news on the horizon. The March Full Moon, also known as the Worm Moon, symbolizes the end of winter and the beginning of spring. Its name comes from the newly thawed ground, perfect for the return of worms. Here's to the promise of warmer days! Good news

Andrew Stuetz · Feb 13, 2025 2:47 PM IN Arts & culture

Look out Sudbury, the Mini Pop Kids are COMING YOUR WAY! This Saturday... Feb. 15... Fraser Auditorium... You have TWO chances to see this talented group of kids take the stage! Family-friendly entertainment that will have you out of your seat and dancing to every song! This is a must-see event for theatre lovers, triple-threat performers and parents looking for alternative Valentine's Weekend fun. Get your tickets while you still can!

Feb 15, 2025 1:00 PM – 6:03 PM

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Andrew Stuetz · Feb 13, 2025 2:40 PM IN Things to do

THIS SATURDAY!!! The Mini Pop Kids are making their way to Sudbury's Fraser Auditorium for two performances this weekend! There are tickets still available at the link below. Grab them while you can for this talented group offering plenty of entertainment for the WHOLE FAMILY this Valentine's Day weekend. 🎤

Feb 15, 2025 1:00 PM

www.showpass.com

Melanie Junge · Feb 13, 2025 2:38 PM IN Valley East

🚦 Speed Cameras in the Valley – Do We Need Them?🚦 Love them or hate them, speed cameras are popping up in the Valley. Some say they’re a much-needed safety measure, while others see them as a cash grab. But one thing’s for sure—speeding is a real issue on certain roads. So, let’s hear it from the people who actually live and drive here: If you had to place a speed camera somewhere in Valley East, where would it be? Would it be: 📍 Valley East

Melanie Junge · Feb 13, 2025 2:25 PM IN Gardening

🌶️ Time to Start Your Peppers Indoors! 🌱 I read somewhere that now’s the time to start peppers indoors—who else is getting their seeds ready? When choosing what to grow, do you stick to unique varieties or go for the classics you’d find at the grocery store? Some of those specialty peppers bring amazing flavors (and heat!) that you’d never see in the produce aisle. 🌿🔥 Sudbury growers, what’s your go-to pepper variety? Whether it’s Gardening

Reggie Fitchett · Feb 13, 2025 2:10 PM IN Technology

My relationship with Google has been a long and enthusiastic one, dating back to their early web search days. But it was the launch of Google Calendar in 2006 that truly cemented my passion for all things Google and Cloud Computing. At my previous company, we struggled with a cumbersome and inconsistent calendar solution. Google Calendar was a revelation, and it sparked a deep dive into the Google ecosystem. Since then, we've embraced everything

Quantum Computing

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George Bardeggia · Feb 13, 2025 1:46 AM IN Photography

Early morning on the Board Walk after a fresh snow.

Tyler Clarke · Feb 12, 2025 9:01 PM IN Inside Sudbury.com

The City of Greater Sudbury is slated to install automated external defibrillators in all 74 GOVA conventional and specialized buses during a phase-in ending in 2027.

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Melanie Junge · Feb 12, 2025 8:36 PM IN Gardening

🌳 Is Winter Pruning a Smart Move? Let’s Dig In! ❄✂ Ever wondered if trimming your trees in winter is the way to go? Here’s what I've been reading: ✅ Better Visibility – With the leaves gone, you get a clear view of the tree’s structure, making it easier to remove weak or problem branches. No guesswork, just precise cuts! ✅ Disease Prevention – Many pests and pathogens take a winter break, meaning less risk of infections sneaking into Gardening

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