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Weekend Rewind 11.18.11 Welcome to our weekly wrap-up of the week that was. Sometimes life is just too hectic to take it all in, we understand and have compiled the events of the last week for your viewing pleasure.
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Weekend Rewind 11.18.11

Welcome to our weekly wrap-up of the week that was.

Sometimes life is just too hectic to take it all in, we understand and have compiled the events of the last week for your viewing pleasure.

**************************** * Most viewed news story this week: Click here

* The second most viewed news story this week: Click here

Seen recently on North street...

Ha!

Also this week:

It's Movember baby!

An Insignificant Harvey features Sault actor

LCBO recalled 10 types of adult beverages

You're invited, whoops, no you aren't

It was announced 56 students from Sault College will be on patrol downtown soon

Steelworkers launched an NDP membership drive

Watch the video below to learn how to close a tailgate like a boss

Also this week:

It snowed a bit on Wednesday and this happened

We found out about some winter weather predictions

The holiday season kicked off downtown last Thursday

We got into the Christmas spirit by viewing 25 awesome photo's Donna Hopper took at the Festival of Trees

Dr. Lukenda gifted a building to Michigan Soo

It was announced Dr. Roberta Bondar will be on hand Dec 1 to unveil this

The Y wants to promote peace

Tis the season for scarf wearing, watch 25 ways to wear a scarf below

Also this week:

Badge #7899

Ontario Provincial Police Commissioner Chris D. Lewis, was the guest speaker last Tuesday

Results of the International Bridge inspection were released

There was a dangerous fire on Albert W

Thefts, assaults, breaches and more. Catch up on the whole week of police reports here (hit the 'previous' button at top of page to view prior reports)

We were put on the look-out for a federal offender

We learned about the Innovation Centre’s newest tenant

Two elementary schools were placed under review

Ongoing environmental restoration efforts in the St. Marys River is on the agenda

A brave soldier has done her duty and she has come home

We read David's column and then polled SooToday viewers

Timmy's made ARCH smile

NDP wants to remove home heating costs from the provincial portion of the HST

*************************************************** Viewer comment of the week : Nicknames aren't always about politics

Left Winger 11/16/2011

...lol, don't let my screen name fool you...when I first created my handle I was new to the internet and saw that there was a Right Winger and thought we were forming a hockey team and since I play Left Winger took that handle.

I've been patiently waiting for a Center, Left and Right Defense and a Goalie...

******************************************* Also this week:

Essar Steel Algoma has started installation of Individualized Oven Pressure Controls (IOPC) on the No. 9 coke battery.

Special Chiefs Meeting to be held at Garden River First Nation

Ontera announced that it purchased the telecommunication assets of PUC

Ottawa folk rock quintet Kalle Mattson's video went viral

A Soo Greyhound was chosen for Team Ontario for the upcoming 2012 World Under-17 Hockey Challenge

~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ We lit a candle by our computer in honour of all those we lost from our community...

Colleen Goertz, Laurier Pelletier, Carmela Pino, Melody Ikkala, Marie Creor, Earl Freeland, Rena Allard, Eddy Taraborrelli, Elsie Gallina, Vittoria Ceglie, Doreen Brock, Marilyn Taylor, Sisko Turpeinen, Jack McGoldrick, Linda Hughes, Thelma Longarini, Barry Cooper, Gladys Gorden, Dennis MacGregor, Monica Matthews, David Turcotte, Ed Lefave. Adrien Morin, Katherine Macarthur, Walter Carlson, Jean Landers and Dieter Schatzler

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