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CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ************************* Arrests/Charged Persons: A female accused, age 20 was arrested on an outstanding warrant – for failing to attend court.

SooToday.com received the following letter and photograph Tuesday from Ward 5 Sault Ste. Marie City Councillor Frank Fata regarding some of his recent observations on the City's boardwalk.

NEWS RELEASE MINISTRY OF NATURAL RESOURCES ************************* Forest fire situation update - Northeast region New Fires By 13:30 this afternoon, one new fire has been confirmed in the Northeast Region. North Bay 144 was a 0.

Despite the fact that August is upon us, many local youth sports teams continue to host car-wash fundraisers throughout the city. The Sault Civics U12 girls team (pictured) is at Thrifty on Trunk Road this Tuesday evening until 7 p.m.

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA PUBLIC HEALTH ************************* Beaches Safe for Swimming Algoma Public Health has removed the swimming advisory for: Harmony Beach located on Harmony Beach Road Havilland Beach located on Havilland Shores Drive Lower Isla

MEDIA RELEASE NATURAL RESOURCES CANADA ************************* (SAULT STE. MARIE) - The Honourable Joe Oliver, Minister of Natural Resources, was joined today by Bryan Hayes, Member of Parliament for Sault Ste.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ************************* Cash and Vehicle Seized from accused 24-year old Anthony Ramkay of Desbarats Ontario has been charged with trafficking a controlled substance and has had his vehicle seized by police.

NEWS RELEASE CANADIAN BLOOD SERVICES ****************************** Police, fire and emergency medical services go arm to arm to save lives SAULT STE.

NEWS RELEASE U.S. NATIONAL COAST GUARD ******************************** CLEVELAND - The Coast Guard rescued three people who were aboard a disabled and adrift boat in Whitefish Bay, Michigan, Monday afternoon.

The fire ban in Bruce Mines has been lifted. Corporation of the town of Bruce Mines Administrative Assistant Jamie Hunter says the fire department reminds all residents that the ground is still very dry and the risk of fire is high.