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Remembering the Greyhounds' first game more than 100 years ago

The 16-year-old Gros Cap resident nearly didn't make it back from a Saturday afternoon fishing expedition in October 1939

This week we learn about a family that has called Prince Township home for more than a century and a half

A long family history leads to a complicated legacy for a doctor with Sault ties who was recognized as a national historic figure

In December of 1913, the opening of an English-style theatre on Queen Street was delayed by a slew of subtle but effective acts of sabotage beginning with the discovery of a skeleton key twisted in the lock of the projector room door

The Christmases Julia Moore enjoyed in the Sault and area beginning in 1871 were like a romantic ideal for many today

At least one hat came off at the annual shooting competition, too

This week, the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library shares the highs and lows of winters throughout the history of the Sault

This week, we remember fishing in the hamlet of Gros Cap and the people who helped it catch on

This week, the Public Library tells us about long-time and productive Sault Star columnist Fred Loader