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The Soo Greyhounds coughed up four third period goals to fall 4-1 to the Guelph Storm on Thursday night at the Steelback Centre. Guelph leads the Ontario Hockey League western conference semi-final series 1-0.

Can Anna Boyonoski get 150 building owners and 250 wildly diverse commercial tenants working together like peas in a pod to get more people downtown? Maybe. Boyonoski, introduced tonight as the brand-new manager of Sault Ste.

Sault Ste. Marie’s long list of homegrown contributions to NHL rosters will lengthen again tonight in Montreal. Matt D’Agostini will be making his big-time debut with the Canadiens as they host the Buffalo Sabres.

Philip Garforth, who once accused local online journalists of stalking him by tapping his mobile phone, now has some real-life pursuers. Garforth's Legacy Quest Developments Inc.

NEWS RELEASE SAULT TRAILBLAZERS SNOWMOBILE CLUB ************************* Please be advised that all OFSC Snowmobile Trails in and around Sault Ste Marie that are maintained by the Sault Trailblazers Snowmobile Club are now closed for the season.

NEWS RELEASE SEARCHMONT RESORT ************************* Searchmont Resort closes as originally scheduled After much deliberation, Searchmont Resort will close as originally scheduled ending a successful season.

NEWS RELEASE DAVID ORAZIETII, MPP ************************* Orazietti announces better protection for animals in Sault Ste. Marie McGuinty government takes action to improve animal welfare SAULT STE.

Gerry Liscumb Jr., of the Soo Greyhounds Hockey Club, advises SooToday.com that as of 2:45 p.m. there are 145 tickets still remaining for tonight’s game. We just thought you might want to know that. ************************ Newshounds.

NEWS RELEASE ONTARIO MINISTRY OF LABOUR ************************* Stelco Inc. fined $400,000 for occupational health and safety violations HAMILTON, ON - (April 3) - Stelco Inc.

Two members of Batchewana First Nation are currently before the courts facing charges of hunting and fishing violations. And they shouldn't be there, says band Chief Dean Sayers.