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Their spouses have died, their children have grown up and moved away, and they have no close friends around. For some seniors, loneliness is a way of life, one that has them marking endless hours and days by themselves — and wondering what went wrong.

Cooking is the leading cause of home fires and injuries in the United States. Here are some tips to safely cook your meal this Thanksgiving.

Banbury celebrated King Charles’ Coronation in style with a fantastic party in the Spiceball Park on Sunday (May 7).

A voting process that could have life-changing consequences for residents of a tiny isolated community on Newfoundland's south coast is underway, but residents of Gaultois are not making a big deal of it as they consider relocation.

The title to the Thursday, Feb. 2, 2023, agenda read: City Council Study Session Discussion Regarding the Use of Civil Asset Forfeiture Fund.

Creston shorecaster hooks first grand prize of 2022

Notable Sault Ste. Marie residents who died in 2021

Reader Contribution By Jay Walljasper . Photo by Fotolia/pootsonnaja Tapping the power of place to keep us all healthy. One number stands above all others as the best indicator of good health.  It’s not your blood pressure, cholesterol level, average daily calories or even the age at which your grandparents die.  It’s your zip code. This fact has sent shockwaves across the county.  The chief aspiration of American democracy is that everyone deserves an equal opportunity for life, lib...

Ron Simms, long-time owner of The Trading Post, “saw something and made it happen.” That’s how his oldest daughter, Rhonda Reid, remembers the Loring, Ont., native who died March 9. He was 82. Simms and his wife, Carol, owned the Great Northern Road business for 30 years before selling about 10 years ago. The Frontier Village, to the rear of The Trading Post, was built by the couple on land that was bush circa 1990. That was one of about five expansions at the business during the couple...

LOUISE’S, in Larchmont Village, is among local restaurants offering casual dining-in-the-street. With spring’s arrival this month, Larchmont Village is eager to leave the worst of the pandemic behind with new historic photo posters displayed in storefronts, new shops to open, and the return of outdoor dining. Not to mention Village Heights is celebrating its 15th anniversary on Larchmont! Here’s what’s happening on the Boulevard. Sidewalk Sale cancelled For the first time in m...