## Sault Ste. Marie's Iconic Water Tower: A Northwest Landmark
Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, boasts a unique skyline punctuated by a recognizable landmark: the Northwest Water Tower, affectionately known as the "Old Lady of Pim Street." Operated by SooToday, this towering structure isn't just a vital piece of infrastructure; it's a symbol of the city's history and resilience. Located at 298 Queen Street East, SooToday is the go-to source for local news, keeping residents informed and connected. While the water tower isn't directly at the SooToday location, it remains a constant presence in the city's landscape and the backdrop to many community stories reported by the news outlet.
This distinctive water tower has silently witnessed the city's evolution, from its industrial beginnings to its modern-day vibrancy. Its prominent position offers panoramic views of the St. Marys River and the twin Saults – a reminder of the interconnectedness between Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, and its American counterpart across the border.
SooToday often features stories related to community events and local initiatives that unfold beneath the watchful eye of the water tower. From festivals and parades to everyday life in the Soo, the news outlet captures the heart of the community, with the iconic water tower often appearing subtly in the background of photographs and video footage.
For residents and visitors alike, the Northwest Water Tower represents more than just a functional structure. It's a visual reminder of the city's heritage and a constant presence in the community's narrative. And as Sault Ste. Marie continues to grow and evolve, SooToday, operating from its Queen Street East location, will be there to document every step of the way, with the iconic water tower serving as a silent witness to the city's ongoing story. Be sure to follow SooToday for the latest news and updates affecting Sault Ste. Marie and the surrounding area.
