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Huge crowd for Dryden's Got Talent, Friday night at the Fall Fair. Expect this to turn into an annual event!

Just a few of the 160+ bikes that took part in the 2012 Ride for Memories August 25 - ov34 36 thousand dollars was raised for the Alzheimer's Society in our area (more in the Ride for Memories album on our Facebook page)

The 2012 Ride for Memories leaves Dryden en route to Ignace and Sioux Lookout (more in the Ride for Memories album on our Facebook page)

The Ride for Memories takes a break in Ignace (more in the Ride for Memories album on our Facebook page)

2012 Ride for Memories at the Sunset Inn in Sioux Lookout, where the 'after ride' dinner and awards were held. (more in the Ride for Memories album on our Facebook page)

CKDR made a cash donation to the Dryden Entertainment Series August 22. DES was presented with a check for 1,500 dollars toward their 2012/2013 concert series. DES Member Judith Hamilton was on hand to accept a check from CKDR Morning Guy Richard McCarthy.

The aftermath of a demonstration of how home sprinklers can extinguish a fire. This was done by the Dryden Fire Service at the Shaw Cable parking lot.
(August 23, 2012)

Reagan Breeze of the Dryden Fire Service explains the importance of home sprinklers before a demonstration at the parking lot at Shaw Cable.
(August 23, 2012)

B&B Roadhouse Breezers.
2012 Dryden Senior Soccer Women's playoff and regular season champions.
See CKDR Sports for more information.
(August 18th; "Like" Dryden Senior Soccer on Facebook)

The Dryden GM United.
2012 Dryden Senior Soccer Men's regular season and playoff champions.
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(August 19th; "Like" Dryden Senior Soccer on Facebook)

Dryden area kids learn more about bus and street safety.
Educational session was part of the First Riders program at New Prospect School as we prepare for a new school year.
See CKDR News for more information.
(August 18th; Staff)

NHL legend Ken Dryden leads a serious discussion on concussions. The free event was a success thanks to the head work of local resident Sarah Lawrynuik.
(August 18th; Staff)