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organizations that help make for a Greater Sudbury.
Find out about how the City of Greater Sudbury is truly Senior Friendly (and friendly indeed for everyone regardless of age). http://groups.msn.com/sudburyhorticulturalsociety
Sudbury Horticultural Society promotes better gardening inside and out with help from master gardeners. Meetings and shows throughout the year including judged events.
Save yourself and save the planet through healthier eating. Sudbury crafts and arts foundation with work of many talented artists on "virtual" display. Lower cost yet dignified funerals. Serving pre-school children and their parents - singles or couples. Sudbury and District Health Unit A group for new people to Sudbury or former residents returning - find out more here and contact information. Note: Check out coming events http://sudburynewbies.blogspot.com/ and/or e-mail sudburynewbies@yahoo.ca. Hype: Sudbury youth working to promote Sudbury (see also comments section)
www.canandianshowcasesonline.com Sudbury's premier world famous studio for performance and presentation.
Note: to have your group or organization listed here please send an e-mail to info@SeeSudbury.ca.
"SeeSudbury" created and maintained by Linda Cartier and John Lindsay as a public service of www.financialdecisions.ca Technical assistance courtesy of Richard Viau of www.odysseynetworks.ca
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 Other Places - Same Name: Did you know there are three other Sudbury communities? One is in England (for which we are named) and two in the United States (Vermont and Mass.) For the community near Boston that shares our name go to this link. For information on the original Sudbury (in England) go to this web site: www.sudbury.org.uk
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Sugar Bush Operating since 1912 many visitors come to taste fresh maple syrup each spring just a 10 minute drive from downtown. Shopping - Eating - Accommodations:
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Spray Fountain - Memorial Park - Downtown Sudbury
- near the new YMCA - Older Adult Centre for Life. (photo
courtesy of John Lindsay)