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Here are some of the stories that had our attention in February 2014: 10. Movie night vandals Moviegoers left SilverCity, only to find their vehicles had been spray-painted by vandals on consecutive nights late in the month.

THUNDER BAY: While gas prices across the province continue to trend down, prices in this city seem to have stalled moving into the weekend. The lowest price for a litre of regular gas in Thunder Bay Friday morning was listed at $1.

THUNDER BAY -- More than 100 community mailboxes were broken into last weekend resulting in possible stolen mail for local residents.

Thunder Bay firefighters outdid themselves once again. On Friday they revealed they’d raised more than $160,000 in support of Toys for Tots, more than $10,000 than they raised during last year’s Christmastime campaign.

THUNDER BAY -- The hospital is used to helping the community but now it needs help from those it serves in order to plan its next five years. The Thunder Bay Regional Health Sciences Centre's current strategic plan is done next year.

THUNDER BAY -- Three people have been arrested following a pair of drug raids on the city’s north side.

THUNDER BAY -- A 30-year-old city man has been arrested and charged for possession and attempted distribution of child pornography.

THUNDER BAY -- The verdict in a trial for a man charged in a dog-bite incident likely won’t come until the spring.

A decision by the Canada Revenue Agency may have a major impact on the future financial stability of the Experimental Lakes Area.

Here are the 10 stories that made the biggest headlines in January 2014: 10.