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This week, we revisit Safetyville and learn the story of why it didn't happen

This week we learn about Eino Kuusela who, at the tender age of 12, took to the woods to avoid the brutality of his foster father in 1927

This week, the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library takes us back to the gym with Karl Hult

How a tenant farmer and his family helped transform a rugged wilderness into a home for several generations and families

That time Star gardening columnists helped teach gardeners how to grow tulips even a fairy mom would use as a cradle

Police in the Sault used to arrest people for selling ice cream on Sundays

From the archives of the Sault Ste. Marie Public Library: In 1923, a very primitive-looking 'prosthetic hand' was found on the southwest corner of Wellington and Spring streets

From Subway Elvis to wet T-shirt contests, McClenaghan’s Tavern was a happy habit for many

Remembering eclipses that were visible in the Sault and area in the past and steps taken by locals for safety

Teaching from 1914 to 1954, Edna Calder had over 1,400 students and held positions in women teacher's association