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HIGH FLYING STRINGING ALONG: Aimy Stecher watches as her colourful kite takes to the sky during the annual Kite Festival held at Spencer Smith Park.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
TAKE OFF, EH? WINGING IT: Spencer Smith Park was the scene of the city's annual Kite Festival and the weather was perfect for a day of games, kite decorating and musical entertainment. Here, Khristel Stecher helps to launch a kite during the popular festival. There was also a free kite-building workshop.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
REASON TO CELEBRATE TUMBLING WALLS: Members of Burlington's arts community were out in full force as demolition began on the former Halton police building on Locust Street. The removal of the building is in preparation for the construction of the city's new performing arts centre. From left, Burlington Student Theatre performers Jessica Flower, Rainer Noack (theatre director), Samantha Megarry, Matt Bergasse, Emily Pollock and Katy Commisso pose for a picture before the destruction of the building continues.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
VOICES OF HOPEOUT OF AFRICA: The African Children's Choir gave a performance outside Burlington's Compass Point Bible Church on Kerns Road.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
HIGH FLYING STRINGING ALONG: Aimy Stecher watches as her colourful kite takes to the sky during the annual Kite Festival held at Spencer Smith Park.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
TAKE OFF, EH? WINGING IT: Spencer Smith Park was the scene of the city's annual Kite Festival and the weather was perfect for a day of games, kite decorating and musical entertainment. Here, Khristel Stecher helps to launch a kite during the popular festival. There was also a free kite-building workshop.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
REASON TO CELEBRATE TUMBLING WALLS: Members of Burlington's arts community were out in full force as demolition began on the former Halton police building on Locust Street. The removal of the building is in preparation for the construction of the city's new performing arts centre. From left, Burlington Student Theatre performers Jessica Flower, Rainer Noack (theatre director), Samantha Megarry, Matt Bergasse, Emily Pollock and Katy Commisso pose for a picture before the destruction of the building continues.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
VOICES OF HOPEOUT OF AFRICA: The African Children's Choir gave a performance outside Burlington's Compass Point Bible Church on Kerns Road.(© 2008 Michael Ivanin/Metroland Media Group)
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