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The Winter 2009 issue of Sudbury Living features an article on Sudbury's Olympians. As well, a fabulous fur fashions spread and a feature on singer/songwriter Andy Lowe.
Willie Gregorini and her sons Rob and Mark have changed the way Sudburians eat. They own four of the city's restaurants and each one is unique. In this issue, also learn about the latest in bathroom decor and take a stroll in Muiriel McLeod and Ernie Checkeris's country garden.
Paul Loewenberg is living his dream. He is the booker, promoter and manager of the Towne House Tavern, artistic director of Northern Lights Festival Boréal, host of a popular radio show, and a songwriter/performer with some of Sudbury’s most popular garage bands.
Former journalist turned literary advocate France Jodoin balances the demands of a family, career and community work with a challenging hobby...a vineyard on Manitoulin Island.
After 10 years as the creative director at Sudbury Theatre Centre, George Pothitos is heading east to Halifax. It was a good run. The Winter issue also features stories on chef Stuart Raymond by acclaimed writer Mick Lowe.
Sean Costello is a scary, scary storyteller. His latest book is Here After, a paranormal thriller about a missing child. This is Costello's first book in several years. He has a full-time job as an anesthesiologist. In the same issue, editor Vicki Gilhula takes readers to the Johnston Cranberry Marsh in Bala.
Writer Todd Robson profiles Kate Maki and Nathan Lawr, singer/songwriters who tour throughout Canada but call Sudbury home. The issue also includes a report on Narasim Katary's good work in India.
Read all about Pandora Topp, the talented chantuese. Highlights of 2008 for this gifted singer/actress included working with Michael Buble and performing for Margaret Atwood.
The Winter issue of Sudbury Living features "Keep It Simple" holiday decorating ideas. Reader will meet textile artist Ann Suzuki; the chef at Mr. Prime Rib; composer Robert Lemay; and naturopathic doctor Chris Mazzuchin.
Welcome to the first issue of Sudbury Living. Planning a new magazine is like designing a dream house. We want each section to be interesting and inviting. We want to look beautiful, and to be a little out of the ordinary.
