Rob Caputo makes international most-wanted list

Rob Caputo from Sudbury is on SooToday.com's 2004 International Most-Wanted List.

So are Derek Nott and Jason Merling and Andy Taylor and Crystal Chadwick.

And no list of Sault Ste. Marie expatriates could ever be complete without Albert Bertolo and Tammy Hunter and Joann Lawrence and the world-famous Reed Girls..

If you're a former Saultite now living 200 or more kilometres away, you're definiitely on SooToday.com's Annual Year-End International Most-Wanted List!

In addition to our huge following here in Sault Ste. Marie, SooToday.com has thousands of loyal readers scattered around the globe.

Realizing that this website is as close as many Saultites will get to home this holiday season, we've developed a popular tradition of publishing photos and updates from our expatriate readers.

If you're a former resident now living 200 or more kilometres away, here's our special holiday invitation to you:

***************************** E-mail us a good-quality digital image of you and yours, together with a 600-word-or-less update on where you are and how you're doing.

We'll publish these on SooToday.com as part of our regular holiday news coverage, probably starting this weekend.

Materials can be submitted to SooToday.com anywhere between now and January 1.

We'll publish these items through the holidays and as long as it takes into the New Year to finish the job.

The sooner your item is submitted, the better your chance of it being seen by all your friends back home!

The photo is an essential part of the package. E-mail it to us, together with your text message, as a .jpg attachment.

All submissions should be sent to [email protected]

************************* Frankly, your 2002 and 2003 submissions caused considerable embarrassment to SooToday.com's news-writing staff, because they turned out to be far more popular than the stuff that we work so hard to produce for you.

If you know former Saultites who might be unaware of SooToday.com, why not let them know about this totally free offer by clicking on the "Send Story to a Friend" link immediately beneath this article.

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