Darren Taylor

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A solemn ceremony took place at Rocky DiPietro Field Saturday in honour of two teenage victims of a motor-vehicle collision in April. Connor Dunn and Lukis Joy-Stoycheff, each 15-year-old Korah Collegiate student athletes, were on an e-bike when it was hit by a pick-up truck on Goulais Avenue at about 1 a.m. on April 20. Both teens were rushed to hospital.   Dunn was later pronounced dead and Joy-Stoycheff was treated for serious injuries.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Darren Taylor

Sault Ste. Marie Gymnastics Club athletes are eagerly looking forward to competing in the National Gymnastics Association (NGA) National Championships to be held June 2-7 in Virginia Beach, Va. “We're proud to represent Canada because we’re the only Canadian team at these championships. There are a lot of clubs from the U.S. and also a lot of clubs from South Africa and the United Kingdom,” said Kim O’Brien, Sault Ste. Marie Gymnastics Club head coach.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Darren Taylor

With deep roots in the community, members of the Sault College nursing program’s first graduating class of 1975 gathered for a 50th anniversary reunion this week. An afternoon social was held at the college on Thursday and a luncheon at North 82 is planned for today. “This is fabulous. To have the group of us come together 50 years later is just phenomenal,” said Marilyn Travaglini, a graduate of the first class of the nursing program at Sault College.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Darren Taylor

Jake Dobrovnik loves video games, which is why he's organizing a monthly tournament where players can challenge each other. Dobrovnik is hosting the first event, a Super Smash Bros. Ultimate tournament for Saturday, June 7 at the Sault Ste. Marie Museum. The tournament is entitled 'Smash at the Museum.' It will be an opportunity for experienced gamers and beginners to enjoy competition and camaraderie. The Super Smash Bros.

1 week ago | sootoday.com | Darren Taylor

A local church has been damaged after a young man hurled an object at a window. The incident happened at Destiny Christian Centre on Wallace Terrace earlier this week, shattering the glass on the church's office door. The incident happened at 1:07 a.m. on Monday, May 26. “I think what I feel the worst about is this young man,” said Stacey Quinlan of Destiny Christian Centre, in a phone interview with SooToday on Thursday. “When you see the video you can tell he was very intentional.