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CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ******************** Yesterday afternoon City Police took a report of a break and enter to Bawating High School located at 750 North Street. A number of computers were taken. The investigation is continuing.

NEWS RELEASE STUDENT ADMINISTRATIVE COUNCIL ************************ Sault College faculty strike On Monday night talks broke down between Ontario Public Service Employees Union (OPSEU) and the College Compensation and Appointments Council (the Counc

Sault College faculty are fairly compensated and aren't overworked. At least, that's the position being taken today by Jerry Zuchlinski.

NEWS RELEASE ALGOMA STEEL INC. ********************* Algoma Steel Inc. and Paulson & Co. Inc. reach agreement on strategic direction SAULT STE. MARIE, ON, March 7 - Algoma Steel Inc. and Paulson & Co. Inc.

NEWS RELEASE SAULT AREA HOSPITAL ******************** SAH completes 1000 Telehealth patient consultations March 7, 2006 – SAH has reached a milestone of 1000 patient consultations using Telehealth technology.

SooToday.com regulars will remember Roger Chabot, the guy who was charged on February 9 with having 'housebreaking' tools in his vehicle, and came on SooToday.com's News Response forum a couple of days later to protest his innocence.

Dear SooToday.com: The CBC Hockeyville team will be in Richards Landing on St. Joseph Island Wednesday March 8 to profile the Township of St. Joseph for the Kraft/CBC Hockeyville competition beginning later this month.

Look what you've gone and done now, Michael Sifton! First, you had to get Linda Richardson up in arms over your scheme to make up for the $2.5 million in cash distributions that you overpaid to Osprey Media Group investors last year.

OPP NEWS RELEASE ********************** RIDE results in charges Sault Ste Marie, Ont. - A R.I.D.E. check has resulted in charges against a 22-year-old Laird Township man last night. At about 1 a.m. this morning officers with the Sault Ste.

Dana Reeve, the widow of actor Christopher Reeve, has died of cancer. She was 44. She lobbied for improved treatment and research for paralysis through the Christopher Reeve Foundation, named for her husband.