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Karen Zuccato · Feb 23, 2025 1:48 AM IN Youth sports

Korah Colts, grade 8 boys were undefeated at the 2025 basketball tournament last week. Our boys showed tremendous growth since last year. From Not winning a game last year, they managed to be in contention with first place this year. Playoffs resume Tuesday this week. Keep up the good work boys and Good Luck in the finals.

Joseph Coccimiglio · Feb 23, 2025 1:29 AM IN Cruizin Queen

Saultite Ron Lund, a life long classic car aficionado completed his latest restoration project several years ago, a 1959 Corvette. After many years of painstakenly work it was finally completed. Ron Spoke of the challenges along the way for the plan was to restore it and turn it into a resto mod. A combination build of this nature is not a common venture and because of that it’s normal to have a bit of trepidation of how the end result would

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Darren Taylor · Feb 23, 2025 1:25 AM IN Inside SooToday

This fellow has been through a lot and is dedicating his physical and mental strength to raise money for mental health programs. Running across Canada, he expects to pass through the Sault next week.

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Inside SooToday

Nicole St Louis · Feb 23, 2025 1:08 AM IN Pets and animals

This sweet little girl loves the snow❄️❤️

Pets and animals

Dennis Houle · Feb 22, 2025 11:03 PM IN Food & drink

BEST nachos in town! With a side of great Canadian made local beer of course. Yum! Outspoken Brewing on Queen. (Killer wings too)

Donna Hopper · Feb 22, 2025 10:32 PM IN Food & drink

Like mac n cheese? The Stockhouse Grill has a delicious selection. Pictured: jalapeno popper mac n cheese with bacon. SO. GOOD.

David Ellis · Feb 22, 2025 10:25 PM IN Cycling

BIKE IN A BOX We would jokingly call a box of Reynolds, Columbus, or Ishiwata tubing, a "Bike in a Box", because, in reality, it almost was. The bare tubes were available in various gauges (thicknesses) depending on the proposed use of the frame. My favourite, was Columbus Record, as it was a very thin gauge tube and VERY light, at just over 1600gms per set and only used for timetrials. Mind you Reynolds 531 and Columbus SL, were our

Partial set of tubing. No fork blades

Cycling

Shaun Parent · Feb 22, 2025 9:11 PM IN Climbing

One of our unique Ice Climbing Areas is called 'Land Of The Giants. First climbed in 1987,the area now has over 48 separate Ice Routes. Here are a few photos of a few of them.

Climbing

Trudi A · Feb 22, 2025 8:34 PM IN Baking

Leah made me do it! She’s been posting all of these delicious treats and it had me flipping through my recipe books. I always end up going to my tried and true chocolate chip oatmeal cookies. My husband thanks you Leah! 🍪

Baking

Donna Hopper · Feb 22, 2025 7:44 PM IN Snapshots

Fun afternoon of painting ceramics at Paint and Decor Concepts!

Snapshots

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