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John Lappa

John Lappa

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Photo Editor and Photographer, Sudbury Star

Sudbury

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Total articles 1495

  • Work begins to demolish downtown Sudbury apartment block

    By John Lappa Verified| Sudbury Star Verified City bought it last year for $1 millionPublished Apr 02, 2025  •  Last updated 14 minutes ago  •  1 minute readAn apartment complex the City of Greater Sudbury bought for $1 million in 2024 is now being torn down. The building at 352-362 Elgin St., next to the Samaritan Centre, had been boarded up for the better part of a year when city council agreed to buy it. Mayor Paul Lefebvre confirmed taxpayers paid $1 million for the building.

    By John Lappa Verified · Sudbury Star

    Apr. 02, 2025

  • Hearing centre re-opens in Greater Sudbury

    By John Lappa Verified| Sudbury Star Verified Staff were on hand for the grand re-opening of Canadian Hearing Services at 359 Riverside Dr., unit 104, in Sudbury, Ont. on Wednesday March 26, 2025. The business was located at 1233 Paris St. Canadian Hearing Services has been in Sudbury for 30 years. Photo by John Lappa /Sudbury StarArticle contentStaff were on hand for the grand re-opening of Canadian Hearing Services at 359 Riverside Dr., unit 104, in Sudbury, Ont. on Wednesday, March 26, 2025.

    By John Lappa Verified · Sudbury Star

    Mar. 27, 2025

  • Work begins to demolish downtown Sudbury apartment block

    By John Lappa Verified| Sudbury Star Verified City bought it last year for $1 millionPublished Apr 02, 2025  •  Last updated 14 minutes ago  •  1 minute readAn apartment complex the City of Greater Sudbury bought for $1 million in 2024 is now being torn down. The building at 352-362 Elgin St., next to the Samaritan Centre, had been boarded up for the better part of a year when city council agreed to buy it. Mayor Paul Lefebvre confirmed taxpayers paid $1 million for the building.

    By John Lappa Verified · Sudbury Star

    Apr. 02, 2025

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