Spring is on the way
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Pools of water from melted snow provide a mirror of
River Park and the sky above as warm spring winds blow on Monday.
Snow banks have been slowly disappearing in recent weeks as the
weather warms up, with the first official day of Spring arriving
on Tuesday. Another sign of spring was the blasting of ice on
the river near the park, which began on Monday to help prevent
flooding when the river flows start to peak in the coming weeks. |
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The effects of reflexology
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Arian Dew and Melissa Hengen explain the findings
of their experiement on reflexology to judges at the Southeast
Regional Science Fair held in Fillmore 33 Central School on Friday.
Ten schools participated in the annual science fair. The winners
were Megan Howse and Shannon Lozinsky from Pangman School with
their project on "Walkerton Water," and Weyburn Comp
student Ali Agazadeh Naini with "A Comparison of Sunspot
Areas Determined by Utilizing SOHO Images and 35mm Photography."
The winners of the fair will now move on to compete at the National
Science Fair in Ontario.
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