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Local News Cat tale
Alicia Charrette, a community outreach worker with EarlyON, reads Pete the Cat: I Love My White Shoes during Bubbles and Books in the Park at Bellevue Park on Thursday. -
Column A Roja by any other name: COLUMN
Do your teeth grind when someone says “Salt Stee” Marie? Does a low growl escape through those welded molars if someone calls your community by a name that perhaps is ... -
Local News Three-Day Planner
Thursday, Aug. 22Central Church Closet: 160 Spring St., will be open on every Thursday from 10 a. -
Local News Solo goose calls Sault home
Somebody hand this bird a map and ask him, or her, their plans for the fall. A greater white-fronted goose has set up home in Sault Ste. -
Local News Pavilion hosts Labour Day activities
A rally and family activities are part of Sault Ste. Marie District Labour Council’s Labour Day Event and Motorcycle Show. -
Local News Three-Day Planner
Wednesday, Aug. 21The Algoma Toastmasters Club: gives newcomers the opportunity to partake in strengthening their communication and leadership skills in a positive and supportive environment. -
Local News Treble Charger works on new CD
Treble Charger is preparing its first album in nearly 20 years. Founding members Greig Nori and Bill Priddle began work on the Sault Ste. -
Local News Pedestrians struck in hit and run
A driver is sought after two pedestrians were struck by a vehicle in White River early Saturday. A man and woman were hit on Superior Street, near Monck Street, at ... -
Local News Warming up to Crosson's creations
Kirk Crosson demonstrates his products during a market at James Street Square on Saturday. He started with blankets four years ago, but now offers numerous goods he makes with his ... -
Local News Rolling hub offers services for children, families
A recreational vehicle is a new mobile services hub Child Care Algoma and Social Services Sault Ste. Marie District will use to provide services to city residents.
