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Members of Michigan’s Legislature could vote late next week on a bill to authorize a second Democratic presidential primary for the state. As SooToday.

SooToday.com has received the following from a resident of the 100 block of Wellington Street East, regarding a swarming incident that happened in front of his house early Friday morning.

Forty-four-year-old Allan McNaught of 179 March Street was charged yesterday with theft under $5,000. McNaught was apprehended after he alleged tried to lift a $50 watch yesterday afternoon from the Sears store at Station Mall.

Lara Martin, age 20, whose place of abode was not initally known to investigators, was hit with 15 charges yesterday by the Sault Ste. Marie Police Service's fraud squad.

OPP NEWS RELEASE ************************* One death confirmed in single snowmobile collision – Point Au Baril POINT AU BARIL, ON - Ontario Provincial Police are investigating a single snowmobile collision that occurred today at approximately 12 noon

The Soo Greyhounds took care of their own business on Friday night at the Steelback Centre. Dustin Jeffrey and Brandon Biggers scored two goals each to lead the Hounds to a 5-2 win over the Plymouth Whalers.

NEWS RELEASE TVOKIDS ************************* TVOKids don't sit still tour heads into Sault Ste.

Michigan Democrats are close to agreeing upon a plan to re-do the state's presidential primary, U.S. networks report. With Michigan a key swing state in this year's U.S.

NEWS RELEASE DAVID ORAZIETTI, MPP ************************* Orazietti announces $28,835,600 in provincial funding for municipal services in 2008 McGuinty government enhances support for communities through the Ontario Municipal Partnership Fund SAULT

SooToday.com has received the following e-mails from faithful readers Richard Bennett in the Sault and Ryan Malloy in Ottawa, who take offence to one of SooToday.com's police headlines this morning.