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Controversial decision. Demonstration stands behind it saying the president is fulfilling his Campaign Promise to put america first. This is an agreement that puts an enormous burden on American Consumers and the American Economy while allowing countries like india and china to virtually get off scotfree for a decade or more. The president today after listening to all sides, after listening to european leaders last week, made a decision to fulfill his word to the American People, to get out of t...

The Sudbury Writers’ Guild invited people to submit poetry, prose and images of Sudbury’s unique Superstack landmark.

Sudbury Reads will be held at the Mackenzie Street main branch of the Greater Sudbury Public Library.

Ben Ownbey first introduced his lake to the public in 1898, a place he specifically designed as a recreation center. Many doubted its usefulness or success, but Ben proved them very wrong. The lake of eight acres and the park of 40 acres could not have been more welcomed into the community. Ben, his wife, Mary, and their five children lived on the remaining acres of the Ownbey property and kept a close eye on all the activities.

Holiday cards now available, with proceeds to feed those in need

Holiday cards now available, with proceeds to feed those in need

Daniel G. Clark: Alexander Clark's close association with Muscatine Journal editor John Mahin continues through graveyard neighborliness.

Updated/Correction. The first and last paragraphs were updated to clear up confusion. The Journal Printing Co. building.Photo byCatfilmnoir aka Carol Baier, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons.

Next year, 2023, Sudbury celebrates the 140th year of its founding in 1883.

Dallas Smith announces Some Things Never Change tour