Active COVID cases down to one in Sarnia-Lambton

Lambton Public Health reported two more recovered cases of COVID-19 Wednesday night, dropping the active caseload down to one.

Communities in Bloom committee retiring, chair says program’s value dismissed

Sarnia council’s entire six-member Communities in Bloom committee is retiring at the end of its term December 1.

Lambton-Kent public school board fills trustee vacancy

Malinda Little was chosen Tuesday night from among 11 candidates who had expressed interest in serving as trustee for Sarnia and Point Edward.

Province provides funding for land for new Sarnia school

The Ontario Education Ministry approved $4.56-million Wednesday for the purchase of eight acres of land along the east side of The Rapids Parkway, opposite St. Francois Xavier Secondary School.

Upgrades to Petrolia Water Treatment Plant at Bright’s Grove complete

Upgrades to the Petrolia Water Treatment Plant in Bright’s Grove are complete at a cost of $8.1 million.

Bluewater Health making progress clearing pandemic-related procedure backlog

The head of Bluewater Health is stressing the importance of maintaining favourable COVID-19 numbers in Sarnia-Lambton.

COVID outbreak ended at Sarnia-Lambton workplace

An outbreak of COVID-19 at an unnamed workplace in Sarnia-Lambton has been declared over.

Tourism program to build consumer confidence during pandemic

Sarnia-Lambton businesses are being encouraged to sign up for a free program, aimed at building consumer confidence.

Sarnia council calls for public meeting on airport’s future

Sarnia council has asked staff to provide the audited annual financials from the tenant at Chris Hadfield Airport.

Canatara Park Log Cabin. (BlackburnNews.com photo)

Sarnia council briefs

An agreement will be drafted to move the historic Canatara Park Log Cabin to the Lambton Heritage Museum.

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