1668 Winery & Lockside Brewery

BrewVine 1668 Winery & Lockside Brewery in Sault Ste Marie

BrewVine 1668 Winery & Lockside Brewery in Sault Ste Marie

Inside the Kitchen Karl's Cuisine in Sault Ste Marie

Inside the Kitchen Karl's Cuisine in Sault Ste Marie

International Film Crew Visits Soo Brewing Company

A film crew was in and around town gathering footage for a video presentation promoting tourism to the United States. They stopped by the brewery to shoot some scenes and we shot some footage of them. The other camera crew is 9&10 News.

Music:
Jahzzar
I Saw You On TV
freemusicarchive.org

Soo-cial entrepreneurism: How microenterprise can spur innovation/growth | Megan Kinney | TEDxLSSU

Megan Kinney explains how social entrepreneurship and microenterprise projects in other cities can provide a model for leveraging the growing entrepreneurial spirit in Sault Ste. Marie, MI, and advocate for economic and social justice. Megan Kinney is a recent arrival to the Sault from Colorado. She was born in Michigan and grew up in the Cleveland area. She has a BA in French from the Ohio State University, and a Master’s in Information Science from the University of Michigan. Megan has worked in libraries for 30 years and in four states: Ohio, Michigan, Colorado, and Arizona. She has also written and implemented grants for every organization in which she has worked. In 2017-18, she was an Americorps VISTA volunteer in southwest Colorado. She has been coming to the Sault to visit her spouse’s family for almost 20 years. In that time, she has watched it evolve into quite a petri dish of innovation and social action. As a result, she is inspired to dig right in and roll her sleeves up, thus, her talk about microenterprise and social entrepreneurism in the Sault. In her free time, Megan enjoys hanging out and hiking with her husband and three dogs, swimming, biking, and listening to podcasts. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at

State giving up to $52M for Soo Locks

Michigan's commitment of up to $52 million toward construction of a new Great Lakes shipping lock could accelerate the project's completion by a year and save taxpayers $30 million.