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Kimberly Samuel
Kimberly Samuel · IN Health & wellness
I am thrilled at the opportunity to be a part of the Child Wellness Festival on April 26th, letting parents of children know what music therapy can do for their health and well-being! I'm honoured to be joining other professionals who focus on health and well-being! Spread the word (share) for parents to click the link below and register themselves and their children - the first 100 parents who register get a free swag bag with items from the
Apr 26, 2025 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
little-souls.com
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Heidi Ulrichsen
Heidi Ulrichsen · IN Inside Sudbury.com
Today on the desks of Sudbury.com is a pen holder made from Play-Doh made by editor Mark Gentili’s older daughter when she was in daycare. It’s been on his desks in different newsrooms for 20 years, and has been glued back together. Mark is a #1 dad, as the pen holder states, and misses when his kids were little (he gets misty-eyed about it).
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Cory Gaudette
Cory Gaudette · IN Things to do
Time to register a team and collect donations!
sudburyhospicefoundation.akaraisin.com
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Gary Petingola
Gary Petingola · IN Health & wellness
SPRING REJUVENATION! 🌿 Join the Spring 2025 Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR) Program – an 8-week, evidence-based program designed to help manage stress, improve focus, and enhance well-being through mindfulness meditation and movement practices. 📍 In-Person – 203 York St., Sudbury (St. Peter’s United Church) 🗓 Tuesdays, Apr 22 – Jun 17 (6:00–8:30 PM EDT) 🌿 Full-Day Retreat – Sat, June 7 (8:00 AM–3:00 PM EDT) 📢 Orientation
Don’t miss out!
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Joanne Dionne
Joanne Dionne · IN Photography
Mother Nature needs a hot flash!
Just chilling out!
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Kimberly Samuel
Kimberly Samuel · IN Small business
March was Music Therapy Month! As we wrap up the month, I thought I would take a moment to review what music therapy is. Music therapy is the purposeful use of music as a tool within a therapeutic relationship, carried out by a certified music therapist, to help accomplish (usually) non-musical goals. We develop treatment plans, goals and objectives based on what the client needs. These could be cognitive, communicative, emotional, physical,
harmonythroughmusictherapy.ca
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Kimberly Samuel
Kimberly Samuel · IN Health & wellness
March was Music Therapy Month! As we wrap up the month, I thought I would take a moment to review what music therapy is. Music therapy is the purposeful use of music as a tool within a therapeutic relationship, carried out by a certified music therapist, to help accomplish (usually) non-musical goals. We develop treatment plans, goals and objectives based on what the client needs. These could be cognitive, communicative, emotional, physical,
harmonythroughmusictherapy.ca
 Health & wellness
Andrew Stuetz
Andrew Stuetz · IN Hockey
Greater Sudbury Cubs goaltender Karsen Chartier was named second star in this week's NOJHL Three Stars of the Week! — Backstopping the Cubs to a series win over Iroquois Falls, he posted a NOJHL-best 1.29 GAA and .952 SV% last week and capped it off with a 26-save shutout. Now 4-0 in playoffs, he leads all netminders with a 2.08 GAA. Congratulations, Karsen!
Photo by: Andrew Stuetz, Untapped North
www.sudburycubs.ca
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Tyler Clarke
Tyler Clarke · IN Inside Sudbury.com
An hour-long closed session of city council took place on Tuesday to discuss a cost-sharing agreement to have Greater Sudbury partially fund a road opening up an industrial subdivision. It remains unclear what the deferral is about, and Ward 7 Coun. Natalie Labbée has indicated that she might never say.
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Tyler Clarke
Tyler Clarke · IN Inside Sudbury.com
Film collective shoots short piece on love and loss In local filmmaker Maryna Ohanesian’s debut piece, the Scriptfest film collective shot ‘It’s March 17 and I’m Still In Love With You’ over three days in Sudbury last weekend
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HISTORY IN THE STREET - I drove through downtown Sudbury today and spied these potholes at the intersection of Elm and Lisgar Streets. They exposed a section of tracks from the former Sudbury Copper Cliff Street Railway. Sudbury's last street cars ran in either 1950 or 1951, and this section of Lisgar Street has obviously avoided any major road reconstruction for 75 plus years.
Looking South from Elm Street. You can see the outline of the railbed in the asphalt extending down Lisgar St. 2
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