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These stories about local people previously featured in the news are made possible through the continued support of Windsor Place Retirement Residence as part of our Community Leaders Program.

Big Guns Barbershop reopens with new masked face behind the clippers (8 photos)

Big Guns Barbershop reopens with new masked face behind the clippers (8 photos)

Owner P.J. D'Agostino kept the shop closed through the pandemic due to a number of health concerns
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Catching up with the first baby born at the 'new' hospital

Catching up with the first baby born at the 'new' hospital

It's Sault Area Hospital's tenth anniversary and we looked up Landon Zeolonko to see how the hospital's first baby is doing
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Ever wonder how these central schools got their names?

Ever wonder how these central schools got their names?

Who were F. H. Clergue and Alexander Henry?
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Checking in with Elysia

Checking in with Elysia

Educated, motivated, ambitious - still drowning in debt?
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Sault airport surviving on reserves

Sault airport surviving on reserves

Recovery plan contingent on control of pandemic and consumer confidence in safety of flight, says airport president, CEO
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Inventor seeks investors for long walk on thick ice

Inventor seeks investors for long walk on thick ice

Brendan Syrette has a winning performer in his invention of the Trigger but is looking to cast his line further
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Training takes on key role in an uncertain winter for Mac Marcoux

Training takes on key role in an uncertain winter for Mac Marcoux

Having not competed in a World Cup event this season due to COVID-19, Mac Marcoux is doing what he can to make the best use of his time
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How Algoma Autism Foundation continues to fight isolation during COVID

How Algoma Autism Foundation continues to fight isolation during COVID

Despite difficulties, organization continues to support families
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'We rolled until we couldn't roll anymore' say snowman builders

'We rolled until we couldn't roll anymore' say snowman builders

So many orders were received that the local family had to create a waiting list to keep track - and they couldn't be happier about it
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Race, class, drugs and a new approach to anti-stigma campaigns

Race, class, drugs and a new approach to anti-stigma campaigns

Frank Rupnik takes a solutions journalism approach to covering the issue of drug abuse stereotypes
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