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OTTAWA Canadian documentary filmmaker and climate activist Avi Lewis announced Monday that he will run as a federal candidate in the B.C. riding of West Vancouver Sunshine Coast Sea to Sky Country. His run for the New Democratic Party will mark the third generation of Lewis’ to have entered politics. His grandfather David led the same party federally, and his father Stephen led the NDP at the provincial level in Ontario. His father is also highly regarded for his work battling the AIDS pandemic. In 2001, he was named the UN’s special envoy for HIV/AIDS in Africa. Two years later the Stephen Lewis Foundation was formed to support community-based organizations in African countries hit hard by the disease.
Lisa Redmond
Special to the Millbury-Sutton Chronicle
MILLBURY As Phase I of the Armory Village Revitalization project comes to a close, improving a portion of the downtown, town meeting voters in May will be asked to pay about $550,000 to fund Phase II to complete the project.
Appearing before the Board of Selectmen on March 23, Millbury Planning and Development Director Laurie Connors, the project manager for the revitalization project, provided a status update on Phase I of the project and the proposal for Phase II.
The two-phase project has a goal of “reviving’’ Millbury’s downtown given a list of negative existing conditions, including “uninviting spaces such as crumbling and uneven sidewalks, overgrown invasive vegetation, insufficient lighting, inadequate, non-ADA compliant crosswalks, and walkways with obstructions that are too steep, uneven, cracked and crumbling.