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Former headquarters of NCC forerunner crumbles into dust
Early April brought dust clouds to the corner of Carling Avenue and LeBreton Street as demolition began on a long-vacant building that once housed offices of a forerunner of the National Capital Commission. 
Gabriel DeSantis, Centretown NewsThe building at Carling and LeBreton that once housed the Federal District Commission, a forerunner of the National Capital Commission, was demolished earlier this month.
Downtown church to house art program
A new program will kick off on April 13 at Centretown United Church, bringing together an up-and-coming community of visual artists that residents have probably never heard of.
The second-chance dance
For most university students, prom is a distant memory of big dresses and awkward dancing. While high school students are gearing up for their big day this spring, 22-year-old Carleton University student Allison McLean is preparing for a different kind of grad celebration.