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 Friends, family mourn loss
Greater Sudbury Police have yet to release the name of a 14-year-old girl killed in an ATV accident near Capreol, but family and friends have taken to social media sites to express condolences for Alysa Jobidon.[...]
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 No physical signs of missing man's whereabouts
Nancy Levesque fears the worst for the neighbour she has known for five years. "When we would see him, he was always smiling," the Ellen Street, Azilda, resident said Tuesday of James Lewandoski, 76, who has been missing since Saturday.[...]
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 Local Police Briefs
STUNT DRIVING CHARGE A man has been charged with stunt driving and his vehicle will be impounded for seven days after a driver was clocked Monday going 140 km/h in an 80 km/h zone in New Sudbury.[...]
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 Tower spooks S. Enders
Development pressures associated with Greater Sudbury's surging economy are a mixed blessing, Ward 7 Coun. Dave Kilgour says.[...]
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 Local News Briefs
ATTEMPTED MURDER TRIAL A judge and jury trial got underway at the Sudbury Courthouse on Tuesday for a man facing two counts of attempted murder in connection with an attack in a Flour Mill home that left a man and woman seriously injured with stab wounds.[...]
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 City mulls strict new vendor regs
Late on Nov. 9, 2009 -- a Saturday night -- a dozen Sudbury police officers broke up what they assumed was a large and unruly mass of people spilling out of the Grand Night Club and on to Elgin Street.[...]
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 It's easy eating green
It's hard not to think green when you step outside. The grass is pure emerald, as are the new leaves on the trees, our cooling canopies over the streets and yards. But the best greens are the edible ones -- lovely thick local asparagus, spinach, leaf lettuces and green onions.[...]
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 Day Without Shoes raises awareness
Staff and students at ecole St-Pierre in Sudbury participated in One Day Without Shoes event and learned that they can make a difference by supporting children around the world who do not have access to quality footwear.[...]
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 And now for the main event...
NEW YORK -- With the under-card out of the way, let's get on to the good stuff. The Eastern Conference final has been reduced to a best-of-three, thanks to the New Jersey Devils convincing victory over the Rangers in Newark on Monday night.[...]
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 Paramedic honoured
The kickoff to Emergency Medical Services Week started with an award yesterday out front of Health Sciences North. Emergency-care providers were at the regional health facility to honour Greater Sudbury paramedics during the launch of National Emergency Medical Services Week, May 20 to 26.[...]
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 Two guys and their grills
There are two men who define the purity of grill and barbecue cooking, and they're both Canadians, both incredibly talented -- and both really nice guys.[...]
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 Gladiators ready for battle
No one is more eager for the Ontario Football Conference season to kick off than Sudbury Gladiators general manager Chris Bartolucci.[...]
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 Ontario needs better energy infrastructure
By the sounds of the name it's been given, the Ring of Fire is the last place on Earth where you'd think you have to worry about how to supply power. However, when you are proposing mining activity 300 km north of any paved road, things get complicated quickly.[...]
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 Slo-pitch preliminaries whittle field down to eight
And then there were eight. After a beautiful day at Terry Fox Sports Complex loaded with game after game and plenty of sunshine, the high school girls' slo-pitch championships was whittled down to four teams in each division who will be playing for the Division A and B titles Saturday.[...]
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 Host wants 'no phone zone'
Dear Amy: I have four mostly grown children ages 14 to 19. They don't text at the table because they know it isn't tolerated in our home. I have a friend with whom our family often shares meals.[...]
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 City should purchase slots at Sudbury Downs
The provincial share of the revenue at slots at Sudbury Downs was $36 million net profit last year. This is a 75% share of the profits, with the horse owners getting 10%, the track 10% and the City of Greater Sudbury 5%.[...]
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 Another motorist charged with stunt driving
Greater Sudbury Police have charged yet another driver with stunt driving. Police say Traffic Management Unit members conducting community patrols in the area of the former St. Joseph's Health Centre on Paris Street about 9 p.m.[...]
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 Boy stole mom's car, refuses to stop for police
A 16-year-old boy is in hot water after stealing his mother's car Monday morning and then driving dangerously through Garson. In a release, Greater Sudbury Police said officers stopped the driver of a Nissan Altima travelling on Falconbridge Road in Garson at 140 km an hour.[...]
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 New development in girl's murder case
The case of the second person charged in the horrific murder of a Sudbury girl three years ago has taken on a new development. After weeks of pre-trial motions, Kristopher Lavallee appeared headed to a lengthy trial that was to be heard by a judge and jury.[...]
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 Search continues for missing Azilda man
Greater Sudbury Police and volunteers from North Shore Search and Rescue continue to search for James Lewandoski, of Azilda, who went missing on Saturday.[...]
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