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New sensors aim to track dust in Ä'äy Chù Valley through the winter - CBC
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Raise funds to End Polio now with a Cortina pizza on Oct. 24 - Sudbury News
On Saturday from 3-10 p.m. you can enjoy a slice and support the community as Cortina Pizza and Bar in Hanmer partners with Rotary Impact Club District 7010 to honour World Polio Day and raise funds for Rotary's global End Polio Now campaign On Saturday, October 24, you can enjoy a slice and support the community as Cortina Pizza and Bar in Hanmer is partnering with Rotary Impact Club District 7010 to honour World Polio Day and raise funds for Rotary's global End Polio Now campaign.
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