Local News

SooToday.com has received the following advisory from Bell Canada. To our knowledge, the part about service disruption being confined within the City of Sault Ste.

The following note was sent to SooToday.com by Andre Riopel, president of the Sault Cycling Club.

A range of telephone services including 911, cellular and long-distance are down this afternoon in Sault Ste. Marie and area. SooToday.com readers also report that debit- and credit-card services and bank machines are also not working.

Jim Macdonald from Mamainse Harbour has asked for SooToday.com's help in locating his lost teeth. Well, his dentures, actually. On Monday, Jim (not exactly as shown) was visiting the Sault. He was carrying his dentures in his pocket.

BULLETIN U.S.

OPP NEWS RELEASE ********************* OPP investigating rural break and enter Sault Ste.

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA HEALTH UNIT ********************* Sudabby Park is safe for swimming/bathing Sudabby Park, located in Johnson Township, is now safe for swimming/bathing.

The following was sent to SooToday.com by John Pavey, manager and central coordinator of the Salvation Army's pro bono & justice services program in British Columbia.

Algoma Steel is ready to roll on a local wind turbine manufacturing project, but its partner is running into some snags, says Dennis Turcotte, ASI president and chief executive officer.

CITY POLICE NEWES RELEASE ******************** The Sault Ste. Marie Police Service is requesting the public's assistance in locating any witnesses to a four-vehicle collision that occurred yesterday evening at approximately 6:15 p.m.