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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 2012
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Nepean co-operative nabs provincial award for work in the community. – Page 4
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Movember shave
West-end musician releases new album following hiatus.
Jake White, a Grade 6 student, shaves off the moustache of Dave Lowthian, a parent of a student at St. Luke Catholic School in Barrhaven to celebrate the school’s Movember fundraiser. St. Luke students raised $1,000 through donations and buying mustache stickers for $1. Jeremy Grison, a special education teacher, Angelo Bruno, a grades 5 and 6 teacher and Lowthian grew their mustaches this fall, allowing students from the top fundraising classes to dye and shave their facial hair during a school assembly last week. The classes of Maureen Cooke, Sarah Crosby and Miriam Basten were the top fundraising classes. See more photos on page 29.
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Bayshore to rejoice for holidays Scotiabank staff will be pinch hitting at west-end shopping mall Steph Willems steph.willems@metroland.com
EMC news - Do you hate searching for shopping mall parking spots, only to forget where you parked when it’s time to leave? Bayshore Shopping Centre wants its weekend shoppers to unburden themselves of that holiday stress. As
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Sens Foundation, a contribution to the charity in place of a valet tip is appreciated. The service will be managed by the Ottawa-based Responsible Choice. “We had the idea as part of our Christmas campaign to offer additional services to our customers,” said Bayshore general manager Denis Pelletier. “Christmas is a busy time and parking at any mall at Christmas is a challenge.” Pelletier said the initiative
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