CanStockPhoto.com photoThe site of the former Harriston Senior School could soon be a 23-unit townhouse development.
Quality Homes of Mount Forest, which is best known for its factory built homes, has a conditional offer on the property.
Mayor George Bridge says the proposed development provides the right mix of housing, particularly for seniors who want to live on one level.
The Harriston development, which is now in the planning stages, will offer two- and three-bedroom units.
Sarnia police are investigating a Wednesday night crash on Murphy Road that sent two people to hospital with serious injuries.
Aspen Air Charters is launching twice-weekly flights between Chris Hadfield Airport and Toronto, marking the return of commercial airline service to Sarnia for the first time since 2020.
The Sarnia Sting improved to 7-10-1-0 after edging out the Owen Sound Attack 5-4 during the fifth annual Lambton College Lions Night.
Until December 20, Literacy Lambton and its partners will be collecting donations of new, unwrapped books.
The Toronto Raptors dropped a 128-109 decision to the Denver Nuggets after a brutal third-quarter collapse on Wednesday night.
CBSA agents were busy during the last two weeks of October with multiple weapons seizures.
