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Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni

Santana Bellantoni is a graduate of Carleton University’s journalism program. She was born and raised in Canada’s capital, Ottawa. As a general assignment reporter for GuelphToday she is looking to discover the communities, citizens and quirks that make Guelph a vibrant city.

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Recent Work by Santana

So why were schools closed today?

So why were schools closed today?

Schools closed due to unplowed sidewalks and safety concerns
Canadian Improv Games take centre stage in Guelph

Canadian Improv Games take centre stage in Guelph

The regional tournament takes place at Guelph CVI from Feb. 25 to March 1
Step into the changing sounds of SoundWalk Guelph

Step into the changing sounds of SoundWalk Guelph

SoundWalk Guelph creator hopes to create a database of the city's sounds
U of G researchers turn slime into energy

U of G researchers turn slime into energy

While the slime isn't being used to light up a light bulb, researchers are exploring the possibilities for what it can be used for like healing a cut
The city loses tireless advocate of new library and Guelph Music Centre

The city loses tireless advocate of new library and Guelph Music Centre

Virginia Gillham was one of the founding members of Friends of the Guelph Public Library
ICYMI: Former Guelph firefighter turns to acting in retirement

ICYMI: Former Guelph firefighter turns to acting in retirement

Dean Curtis began acting in local theatre six months before he retired from the Guelph Fire Department
PC party leader Doug Ford makes stop in Guelph

PC party leader Doug Ford makes stop in Guelph

'We're going to get through this,' said PC party leader Doug Ford to Linamar employees
More halal options come to Guelph south end with Zubis Market

More halal options come to Guelph south end with Zubis Market

The grocery store has a meat counter with halal meat ranging from lamb to marinated chicken
Former Guelph firefighter turns to acting in retirement

Former Guelph firefighter turns to acting in retirement

Dean Curtis began acting in local theatre six months before he retired from the Guelph Fire Department
JamSchool brings the beat to Hillside Inside

JamSchool brings the beat to Hillside Inside

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