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The Immigration Service

In 1923, Stanley Newton published “The Story of Sault Ste. Marie and Chippewa County.” This is part thirty-three of a continuing series about the history of Sault Ste. Marie and the area in its early years. I have left punctuation and grammar intact. – Laurie Davis The Immigration Service Inspector […]

New Year’s Doldrums

Happy New Year, everyone. This is my blog “Cat Tales.” I normally write later in the month, but I have tests scheduled, my teeth are being cleaned, and one tooth needs to be pulled, hence this is an early edition. I’m a teeny weeny bit down because I don’t like […]

Meowy Christmas

Hello everyone. Maverick here with my last blog for 2025. Where did the year go? Time seems to speed up as we age. It’s as if time is doing a zoomie. My mom and I would like it to slow down. I hope everyone has finished their Christmas shopping. My […]

Millions Now Living Will See It

In 1923, Stanley Newton published “The Story of Sault Ste. Marie and Chippewa County.” This is part thirty-two of a continuing series about the history of Sault Ste. Marie and the area in its early years. I have left punctuation and grammar intact. – Laurie Davis Millions Now Living Will […]

Thanksgiving Nap

Happy Thanksgiving. I’m Maverick, and this is another edition of my blog “Cat Tales.” I hope everything is going well. I love Thanksgiving. There’s a great history to the holiday. I didn’t realize that many countries besides Canada and the United States celebrate their own forms of Thanksgiving at different […]

Some Traffic Figures

In 1923, Stanley Newton published “The Story of Sault Ste. Marie and Chippewa County.” This is part thirty-one of a continuing series about the history of Sault Ste. Marie and the area in its early years. I have left punctuation and grammar intact. – Laurie Davis Fifty-seven thousand passengers and […]

Getting Ready for Halloween

Hi Everyone. Maverick here with another edition of “Cat Tails.” I finally talked to my friend Spaghetti Betty the other day. We’ve both been so busy. She tells me that her grandma and grandpa have moved to the Sault. They bought a little cottage, and Spaghetti Betty and her mom […]

Osborn Elected Governor

In 1923, Stanley Newton published “The Story of Sault Ste. Marie and Chippewa County.” This is part thirty of a continuing series about the history of Sault Ste. Marie and the area in its early years. I have left punctuation and grammar intact. – Laurie Davis In 1908, Mr. Osborn […]

Cooler Days Ahead

Hello again, everyone. My name is Maverick, and this is another edition of my blog, “Cat Tales.” As I write this, it is almost Autumn. Maybe, by the time this gets put in, it will officially be fall. My mom and I love this time of year. We call it […]

Memorial Erected

In 1923, Stanley Newton published “The Story of Sault Ste. Marie and Chippewa County.” This is part twenty-nine of a continuing series about the history of Sault Ste. Marie and the area in its early years. I have left punctuation and grammar intact. – Laurie Davis A permanent memorial of […]