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These stories about local people previously featured in the news are made possible through the continued support of Dietrich Law as part of our Community Leaders Program.

James Gordon’s latest album: off the page and on to the River Run stage

James Gordon’s latest album: off the page and on to the River Run stage

Singer songwriter James Gordon from Guelph returned for a live audience at the River Run Centre to record his 42nd album, 'Wrinkles and Scars'
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Guelph companies shift focus to build tiny homes amid housing crisis

Guelph companies shift focus to build tiny homes amid housing crisis

Local builders say tiny homes are an excellent way to improve the value of a homeowner’s property and increase the housing supply
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Terry Fox's legacy will continue in Guelph with new run coordinator

Terry Fox's legacy will continue in Guelph with new run coordinator

Taking the place of David Picard, Theresa McGeragle hopes to continue to keep Terry Fox's legacy alive in Guelph
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Thrifty Circular Store is closing its doors, but hopes to reopen

Thrifty Circular Store is closing its doors, but hopes to reopen

Old Quebec Street Shoppes pop-up store with sliding scale pricing is set to close on March 28
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Healthcare team helps ensure every baby born in Guelph has a doctor

Healthcare team helps ensure every baby born in Guelph has a doctor

'Starting new babies off with the needed supports is so important to their health throughout their lives,' says Guelph Family Health Team executive director
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Pandemic-born virtual book club still going strong four years later

Pandemic-born virtual book club still going strong four years later

The text-based book club first launched during the pandemic as a way for people to connect virtually without the added anxiety of using microphones or cameras
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Michael Van Ooteghem remembered with Special Olympics sponsorship

Michael Van Ooteghem remembered with Special Olympics sponsorship

After Michael Van Ooteghem's life ended tragically last year, friends and family raised $100,000 in his memory
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Two-way, all-day GO train service timeline remains unclear

Two-way, all-day GO train service timeline remains unclear

Despite a 2031 date for two-way all-day GO train service being used broadly by the province, a direct timeline for the service through Guelph remains a mystery
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It’s more than just castles for Guelph sand sculpting world champion

It’s more than just castles for Guelph sand sculpting world champion

A five-time world champion sand sculptor, Karen Fralich has participated in numerous competitions, globally
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U of G's GOOSE chamber a deep space food finalist

U of G's GOOSE chamber a deep space food finalist

Winner of the Deep Space Food Challenge to be announced in the spring
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