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SportsMyer's six-cess story
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It's a six-peat. The A.N. Myer Marauders beat the Westlane Spartans 58-44 Saturday night to win their sixth straight Niagara Falls Review High School Boys Basketball championship. Forwards Jack Daneyko and Chris Louis led the way for Myer, scoring 23 and 15 points respectively.
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Local NewsFor the love of the game
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Hundreds of fans packed the gym at Westlane Secondary School this weekend to watch eight teams battle it out to become The Niagara Falls Review High School Boys Basketball champions.
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Local NewsPower of the mind being used to light up the falls
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Records will fall. History will be made. But one of the more impressive feats people will see during the upcoming Winter Olympics won't be for a gold medal. It'll be when someone in Vancouver puts on a special headset and changes the colours illuminating Niagara Falls 3,000 kilometres away.
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Editorial & OpinionPlant workers 'blindsided' by bombshell
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Times are tough for Sonia and Serge Gaudette. Sonia lost her job in December. In May, Serge will lose his when Swiss-based mining multinational Xstrata closes its Kidd Creek Metallurgical plant.
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SportsMarauder named tourney MVP
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Consistency would be the best word to describe Chris Louis' play during this weekend's Niaga ra Falls Review Boys High School Basketball Tournament. A.N. Myer's six-foot-two forward was named the tournament's most valuable player.
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Local NewsDefibrillator training teaches students to save lives
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More than 5,700 high school students across Niagara will receive training in the use of defibrillators this year. The lifesaving training will help students in all 30 of the region's high schools respond to cardiac emergencies beyond their CPR training.
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HealthUse sensible approach to eating
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Reformed yo-yo dieter Dr. Michelle May spent 20 years of her life on what she now calls the vicious "eat-repent-repeat cycle" before she came to a stark realization about diets. "Diets don't work.
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