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The twin cities worked together to stage blackout drills during WWII, but a few people ended up with splitting headaches as a result

Michael Rinaldi opened Mike's Lunch on Queen Street in 1932 and a second location on Gore Street around 1942

Survivor was scheduled to open for Fleetwood Mac at Lair Fairgrounds but arrived late and closed the show instead

This week, we look back on how a young man's choice of swimwear led to some interesting times for the Star's advice columnist

Mentauts Dennis Purvitis fell in love with the wilderness working in outdoor jobs in Northern Ontario which was expressed in his artwork

Ontario was the hardest hit by fire in the summer of 1967 — but the town of Chapleau faced evacuation from a blaze heading its way

This week, we remember the days of yore when the Sault boasted an active Society for Creative Anachronism group

This week, the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library spells out the story of the first crossword puzzles published in the Sault Star

This week, the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library takes us back to look at the story of Ken Danby's sports paintings

This week we learn about a local speedskater who began participating in the sport at 14 and went all the way to the Canadian Junior Long Track Speedskating Championships in four years