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Convict allowed to study in Waterloo Region
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Brock Golden, a convicted child pornographer, has been granted permission from the Manitoba Court of Appeals to continue his education in the Kitchener-Waterloo area
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Waterloo after dark
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Wearing little more than nipple tassels, crotchless pantyhose and bunny ears, buskers performed their gravitydefying stunts while baring it all for the local crowd.
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While you were out…
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Public Square controversies Opening on May 31, the public square has received a great deal of criticism, from its design to the activities it
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KW in Brief: Sept. 7, 2009
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Brick sues founder On June 2, 2009, Brick Brewing Co. launched a million-dollar lawsuit against its former owner Jim Brickman. The founder and former
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Reviewing the public square
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Since its opening in May, the events in the public square have either drawn in large crowds or a scant audience. The success or
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Reduce the Juice campaign set to impact Waterloo
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Yesterday, in Waterloo Town Square, Reduce the Juice launched its 2009 campaign to make community members aware of the effects of idling. Since climate
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Waterloo man victim of hit and run
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31-year-old Jason Pearson was victim of a hit and run accident Sunday night in Grand Bend. Jason moved to Waterloo around 1998 and attended
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KW in brief: June 24, 2009
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Telegdi selected as Liberal candidate Andrew Telegdi has been chosen as the Kitchener-Waterloo candidate for the Liberal party in the next federal election. The
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Building plans at King and University
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A 25-storey luxury condominium will be built across from Wilfrid Laurier University at 247 King St. N. and 253 University Ave. W. Cameron Rapp,
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Charitable organizations in KW honoured
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On June 14, the Kitchener and Waterloo Community Foundation (KWFC) hosted “A Celebration of Giving” in honour of the foundation’s 25th anniversary, as well
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