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'Cute but chaotic' might be the best way to describe the experience of fostering orphaned raccoons. For the Colgate and Adams families, it was a summer they’ll never forget

For six years, readers of the Sault Star eagerly awaited 'Angles on Angling,' where columnist Elmer Hooey shared tips, tales, and trout-filled adventures across northern Ontario

In an era before digital tools, librarians in Sault Ste. Marie used newspaper columns like 'The Book Shelf' to guide readers through new releases, literary series, and even wartime gardening tips

Long before gender equality was part of public discourse, Agnes Stark stepped into a role that would redefine what it meant to serve her community

In an era when no outfit was complete without a stylish topper, women like Miss Florence Toombs helped shape the fashionable identity of early-20th-century Sault Ste. Marie

Whether it was a seven-pound Yorkie or a hulking St. Bernard mix, every dog had its moment in front of cheering fans during the annual Bon Soo Dog Pull competition

Long before hashtags and Facebook groups, residents of Sault Ste. Marie were already sharing their fondest memories—in print.

'Beatlemania' may have sparked his love for music, but it was his bilingual background and timing that gave Henry Riihimaki the chance to make waves far beyond Canada—by helping Finnish artists find their voice in English.

In an era when horsepower meant actual horses, one man and his team defied expectations—and gravity—to set an international record that stood for decades.

This week, we learn about an unassuming Northern Ontario man who completely dominated every shotput championship he entered in the world for 17 years