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The Leadership Cup aims to give students a chance to do what Bon Soo Olympics couldn’t do during the COVID-19 pandemic.
An opportunity to have fun.
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Bon Soo Olympics, part of Ontario Winter Carnival Bon Soo, featured outdoor sports activities at The Machine Shop.
Evan Tyler, a student trustee with Algoma District School Board, told trustees at a meeting Tuesday the Olympics were a popular event with students. The Leadership Cup will feature “similar” activities as Bon Soo Olympics that can be done individually.
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Van Helsing, after a catastrophic volcano eruption, the last remaining underground vampires rise up through a dark, ash-filled sky to overtake America. Vanessa Van Helsing (Kelly Overton,
True Blood), a descendant of the legendary line of vampire hunters, awakens from a three-year coma to discover that she’s not only immune to the bloodthirsty predators – but also has the ability to make them human again. With this “cure” threatening the vampire’s existence and a target on her back, can Vanessa save humanity?
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Elliot Lake Secondary School teachers are considering how Grade 7 and 8 students can tap available resources when they move to the site this fall. Algoma District School Board will move 83 intermediate students from Central Avenue Public School and Esten Park Public School to ELSS on Mississauga Avenue in September. The transfer frees up space at the two crowded elementary schools. The Grade 7 and 8 students are going to a wing at ELSS that’s used by North Shore Adult Education School and North Shore Adolescent Program. Those programs are moving off-site. Intermediate students will have their own entrance that can’t be used by secondary students to access their part of the school, superintendent of education Joe Maurice told trustees during a committee of the whole meeting on Tuesday evening.
Photo courtesy of JAX MLAX on Twitter)
Jacksonville coach John Galloway is so good at bringing a goalie’s mindset to a broader group, whether that’s a pro or national team, a group of reporters he’s addressing postgame or, most importantly, about 50 Dolphins in a locker room in Northeast Florida.
Stay focused. Next shot is all that matters. Be ready.
For the last nine months, though, like pretty much every other college lacrosse coach, Galloway and his staff have had to help their players navigate a landscape unlike any they’ve encountered previously, and one that is landmarked by uncertainty.