Good Morning. Wasn't yesterday beautiful? We may see a little more cloud today, but high is still expected to reach 19 C.  Time for that spring yard work cleanup to begin!

Algoma University is pressing the pause button on five undergraduate programs to improve its financial picture.

A new feasibility study shows that a clinical campus, partnered with NOSM U, would aid the physician shortage in Sault Ste. Marie.

Wellington Street, by the underpass, is closed to traffic and pedestrians today.

Gene Monin praises the world's unsung heroes.

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SIU closes its investigation into a December incident.

Edmonton Oilers face Las Vegas Golden Knights and there's a change in the roster fans will want to know.

Here's a pair of bald eagles Blaine Letcher spotted in the trees recently. He said the two juvenile eagles were hanging out in their favourite tree. "I've seen them everyday at some point in that same tree," he tells us.

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Check out what's happening in the community with the list below.

Outstanding Business Achievement Awards

May 6, Quattro Hotel and Conference Centre, 6 p.m. 

Auditions for The Tragedy of Macbeth

May 7, Studio Theatre, 7 p.m. 

Children's author reads

May 9, 11 a.m., North Branch Library 

Fundraising dinner featuring Dr. Roberta Bondar

May 9, WaterTower Inn, 5:30 p.m. 

The Tragedy of Macbeth auditions

May 10, Studio Theatre, 3 p.m. 

Run the Great Lakes

June 8, Delta Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront Hotel and Conference Centre

Community Strong Race Weekend

June 21, 22, Downtown Sault Ste. Marie

KISS tribute concert

Aug. 9, Sault Community Theatre Centre, 8 p.m. 

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Carol Neave and Thomas Brandstetter knew it is Tom Power who will host the East Coast Music Awards later this month. 

“Don't listen to it as much as I once did,” Thomas writes us, referring to CBC Radio's Q. “I do enjoy watching highlights of interviews with artists I like online.” 

Carol agrees. 

“I do love CBC Radio,” she says. 

And to think how close we were to losing it – at least in its current incarnation. 

  TODAY'S TRIVIA

As I’m writing, Guns N' Roses is on the turntable. Not my usual fare, but the 1987 debut album, Appetite for Destruction, is a masterpiece. And a favourite tune from this release is Rocket Queen. Some folks may find it offensive. I don’t. The song merely speaks to the rock ‘n’ roll lifestyle we know now even Elvis enjoyed. A lot.

I am particularly fond of the tempo switch halfway through, a feature I really like on other tunes, too. Think Band on the Run, Aquarius / Let the Sunshine ... 

I’m especially in love with the vocals. Who is Guns N' Roses's lead vocalist? 

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OPP recover body of father who fell through ice in December

Sudbury man admits his vigilante attack was 'horrific'

Carney pitched himself as the leader to handle Trump. Now he's off to Washington

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