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Every Monday
St. Mary's School Bingo
7pm
Every Wednesday - Saturdays too: 10am-1pm
Farmers' Market
Market Corner
4pm
September 9
LSSU Fine Arts Center presents "The Galactic Cowboy Orchestra"
7:30pm
Soo Theatre Arts Resource Studios (STARS)
Walk-in Registration
11am
September 10
Chippewa County Animal Shelter Golf Scramble
4:30pm
Academy of Performing Arts Open House - registration for 2010-11 season
4pm
September 11
Ride for a Reason Bike Festival to benefit
Hospice
7:30am -registration
Japanese Student Exhibit
Alberta House
2pm
Soo High Football
Van Citters Field
4pm
Bayliss Library Classic Movies
6:30pm
September 14
Navigating toward prosperity conference
9:30am
Film@Bayliss -
6:30pm
September 16
Business After 5
Smith & Company Real Estate
5-7pm
Superior Poetry Cafe
Bayliss Library
7pm
September 17
Bankruptcy Seminar
Kopka Pinkus Dolan & Eads
12pm
September 18
4th Annual Newberry Powwow
LSSU SIFE Golf Scramble
5:30pm
Soo Theatre presents "Gems of Lake Superior" a 3-D trip around Lake Superior in 1870.
7pm
September 23
LSSU Arts Center presents Jeff Daniels in concert
7:30pm
September 25
1st Annual
Chamber Chase
full & 1/2 marathon
10k, & 5k
Oktoberfest
Downtown Sault Ste. Marie
Brown Bag Family Book Club at Bayliss Library
noon
Sunrise Rotary Club hosts a Downeast Lobster Bake
Sault Symphony Orchestra
at the Soo Theatre
7pm
Kewadin Casino presents
Carlos Mencia in concert
7pm
September 30
Chippewa Theater Guild presents "The Diary of Anne Frank"
7:30pmFor more details on the events listed above visit our calendar at www.saultstemarie.org |
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LSSU Resources available to the Community.
A couple of opportunities available to you:
1) A mobile renewable energy classroom that demonstrates and teaches the benefits of renewable energy technology will visit Lake Superior State University from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. on Sept. 10 and the public is welcome to tour it.
Great
Lakes Energy Service, Inc. of Dewitt, Mich., developed the mobile
classroom with a grant from the Michigan Public Service Commission. The modified
44-foot traveling classroom showcases real working equipment, rather
than just talking about it or showing photographs. It will be parked on the LSSU campus in the visitor parking lot.
2) Students in LSSU's Training and Development course would like to assist you with any training needs you may have. The students are seniors, have a background in various business topics and would work with you to research and develop a training session to meet your company needs. The only cost to you for this service would be the cost of supplies. Possible areas include leadership, customer service, developing creativity, and many others. If you are interested in working with an LSSU student to develop a program designed specifically for your needs, contact Linda Schmitigal at lschmitigal@lssu.edu or at 635-2195.
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 September 16, 2010 5pm - 7 pm
hosted by
Smith & Company Real Estate
at
3291 I-75 Business Spur, Sault Ste Marie, MI
Join us for a Smith & Company tailgate party on the 16th! Soo High athletes will help cook up a great feast! We'll enjoy great food and beverages and the company of our friends and neighbors. Oh, and prizes too!
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Community Celebration
October 2, 2010
The celebration begins with a Patriotic Parade at 3 p.m. on Ashmun from Easterday to Brady Park. Participants needed, contact Roy Forrest at 906-635-9380 for entry and details. Parade line-up at 2 p.m. No political entries please.
Beginning at 4 p.m. in Brady Park, everyone is welcome to attend a ceremony featuring Words of Welcome, Guest Speakers, Presentation of Awards, Marching Bands, and a Native Warrior Drum Ceremony. Food and beverages will be provided by the American Legions Post #3 from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Come One, Come All to Recognize Our Local Heroes. For more information contact Hal Woodgate at 906-632-7361 or 906-203-1073. Everyone is Welcome!
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Scheduled
for Saturday, September 25th, this event includes four races, a certified full marathon (26.2 miles), a half marathon (13.1) miles, a 10k (6.5 miles) and a 5k (3.1 miles). A couple of important notes: 1)
all races run across the International Bridge with the exception of the
5k. Our course is primarily fast in
flat, however, runners will experience inclines on the Bridge. An elevation chart is available on our
website. 2). The 10k is slightly longer than a typical
10k. We've added two extra blocks to
the 10k in order to allow all racers to finish at the same finish line. This will give all runners the same
opportunity to finish at the point where extra support is located, including
food, medical personnel, timing folks and supporters.
Volunteers
Needed! Any community event relies on
volunteer help to ensure its success. The Sault Area Chamber Chase is no exception. We have many opportunities for you to become involved with all
the race day activities. Volunteer
opportunities include:
- Water Station: Volunteers at water stations are responsible for handing water
and/or Gatorade to runners as they pass by.
Volunteers will also need to keep the area clean and tear down the
station when the race is complete. The
race starts at 7:00 am and will conclude no later than 1:30 pm.
- Registration: Registration activities take place on Friday, September 24th from
4 to 9:30 pm. Registration volunteers
will hand out race bibs, t-shirts and other pertinent information. They may also be required to assist with
questions from participants about the course, local activities and the
procedure for changing races.
- Course Marshalls: Marshalls will ensure the safety of runners
along the course. Marshalls stop
traffic (possibly rerouting traffic if necessary). Volunteers must be aggressive enough to stop traffic, suggest
alternate routes, and otherwise ensure the safety of runners. Runner safety is of utmost priority!
- Spirit Stations: Spirit stations provide race participants
with a welcoming and encouraging
environment. We are looking for groups
of 4 to 5 people to be located at specific
locations along the route to provide encouragement. These stations may have balloons,
signage, music, bands, etc. Anything
that helps let the runners know their doing a
great job. Some stations will indicate
turn around points for a couple of the races.
To volunteer contact Joann at the Chamber, via phone
632-3301, email office@saultstemarie.org or fax 632-2331. Leave your name and contact information and
we'll be in touch. |
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