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OPP NEWS RELEASE BY CONSTABLE JAY DINSDALE BADGE #5381 ******************** We would be remiss to report that we had a leisurely day on the 12th of September but the incidents we were involved in would be viewed by most as rather mundane.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ****************** Now that school is back in and life has become busier with school projects, after-school activities and new friends, the Sault Ste.

CITY POLICE NEWS RELEASE ******************* Yesterday City Police received on call of a bear sighting in the area of Allens Side Road and Second Line West around 8 a.m. Around 6 a.m.

William Mullins-Johnson has always maintained he never touched his four-year-old niece Valin Johnson on Saturday, June 26, 1993.

After almost three hours of deliberations, Sault Ste. Marie City Council tonight voted down a resolution that would have approved a snowmobile corridor along the west side of the new truck route.

It was one of the hottest announcements of the year, at least in terms of the blazing sunshine.

City Council tonight earmarked $350,000 to support a bid by Searchmont Ski Association Inc. to buy the ski resort and keep it running. Bruce Strapp, chief executive officer of the Sault Ste. Marie Economic Development Corp.

Sault Ste. Marie Mayor John Rowswell has issued a news release this afternoon disputing statements made to the Sault Star by Gateway developer Philip Garforth.

Cool! Thanks to Lake Superior State University's Aquatics Lab, now you can watch the big Altantic salmon and the pinks and chinooks swimming around in a tunnel leading to the Edison Sault Power House across the river.

The Associated Press is reporting that Federal Emergency Management Agency director Michael Brown has resigned. Brown has been widely criticized for his bungled handling of the U.S. government response to Hurricane Katrina.