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Gallery: LFP photos for Oct. 10, 2008
Photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 10, 2008.
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DEREK RUTTAN druttan@lfpress.com -- Mike Redman of the Laurier Rams makes a one handed reception with Catholic Central Crusader Fredy Medina on his back during the third quarter of yesterdays game at Laurier. CCH won 30-9.
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LFP photos for Oct. 10, 2008
Photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 10, 2008.
LFP photos for Oct. 9, 2008
The photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 9, 2008.
LFP photos for Oct. 8, 2008
Photos from The London Free Press on October 8, 2008.
LFP photos for Oct. 7, 2008
Photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 7, 2008.
LFP photos for Oct. 6, 2008
The photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 6, 2008.
LFP photos for Sept. 5, 2008
The photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 5, 2008.
LFP photos for Oct. 4, 2008
Photos from the London Free Press on Oct. 4, 2008
LFP photos for Oct. 3, 2008
Photos from the London Free Press on Oct. 3, 2008
LFP photos for Oct. 2, 2008
The photos from The London Free Press on Oct. 2, 2008
LFP photos for Oct. 1, 2008
Photos from The London Free Press on October 1, 2008.
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Featured Galleries
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GETTING FRESH
An Editorial Special Report takes a look at local produce and how it concerns the growing number of consumers and farm families.
FOOTBALL: CCH CRUSADERS VS. LAURIER RAMS
The Catholic Central High School Crusaders defeated the home team Laurier Rams 30-9 in senior high school football action on Thursday, October 9.
LDCSB Cross Country Run
London, Ontario ---20081007--Nine year old gilrs burst off the starting line of during the London District Catholic School Board's Annual Cross Country Meet at Regina Mundi College. More than 8,000 elementary school children will participate in the four day event which began on Monday, October 6 and continues through Thursday, October 9. In addition to the the cross country run, is a fitness walk for students of all abilities to participate in.
DEREK RUTTAN--druttan@lfpress.com
Homecoming Parade
Western's annual Homecoming parade is a tradition on flatbeds that runs north on Richmond Street to the University of Western Ontario.
photos by Mike Hensen
Diabetes Ride
More than 300 people participated in the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation annual Ride For Diabetes Research at the John Labatt Centre on Friday, October 3. Teams of 5 spent 8 minutes each on stationary bikes competing in several contests including most kilometres clocked. Organizers hoped to raise $55,000 for research to find a cure for diabetes and it's complications.
Homecoming
UWO Homecoming: past and present.
St. Joseph
Longtime volunteers David and Erin Nash were honoured Thursday night by the St. Joseph's Health Care Foundation at its annual tribute dinner held at the London Convention Centre. Their outstanding records as volunteers were recognized as well as their long commitment to St. Joseph's. Tickets to the gala event were sold out with the proceeds from the night going to support The Spirit of St. Joseph's Health Care Fund.
Marcel Lachance
St. Thomas police have made an arrest in the 2006 murder case of city senior Marcel Lachance.
Pirates
Close to 70 area high school students are staging the Pirates of
Penzance, Sept. 23 to Oct. 4, as part of the Grand Theatre's High School
Project. The students get the chance to work with theatre mentors on
stage and behind the scenes in the annual project, which has been a part
of the London theatre scene since 1998.
This is a behind the scenes glimpse of the project by London Free Press photographer Morris Lamont.(mlamont@lfpress.com)
Stephane Dion in London
Liberal leader Stephane Dion , joined by former leadership contender Bob Rae and a team of MP's , made a campaign stop at the University of Western Ontario where he promised $1.2 billion in funding for student loans, grants and research.
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A River
The Thames, London and the tides that bind them
Kids First Day
The John Labatt Centre threw open its ice Friday afternoon to allow kids to skate from 1pm to 3pm for "Kids First Day."
Around the Town
The law firm of Harrison Pensa had a huge crowd at their annual Oyster Party held Thursday April 10th, at Museum London.
Chess Championship
The 16th annual Grade by Grade Chess Championship was held at the Progress Building Western Fairgrounds Thursday. There were 1450 students representing 50 schools in the Thames Valley District School Board, the London District Catholic School Board and independent schools who participated.
Globetrotters
Harlem Globetrotter Anthony Buckets Blake generated some big time excitement as he visited local London schools.
Skiing on Boler
Even though many people wish this winter would end the folks at Boler mountain Ski Hill are celebrating a one of the busiest seasons in years.
Portfolio by Derek Ruttan
London Free Press photographer Derek Ruttan has been nominated for the Canadian Photojournalist of the Year by The News Photographers Association.Here is the portfolio he entered.
Harper visits London
Prime Minister Stephen Harper visits London.
Homecoming
Captain Shawn Thompson arrived home Tuesday after a seven-month tour with the Canadian military in Afghanistan.
The Original Kidlets
The Original Kidlets present their final performance of "Music All Over Me" their March Break production at the Spriet Family Theatre.
Breaking Out
Kids break away from the TV set this March break scaling new heights with rock climbing, learning about new cultures and zooming down waterslides.
March Break
From dance,to museums to the sugar bush to riding the rails at Boler Mountain, London and area kids were out in full force to kick off the start of March Break.
Hockey day in London
All ages came together at the various rinks around London on Hockey Day.
Sinkhole
London's core was plunged into a blackout after a watermain break flooded transformers at Wellington Dundas and Wednesday.
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