The Lambton Area Water Supply System has decided to remove an ankle-high railing in front of the water treatment plant at the mouth of the St. Clair River. The railing separates the sidewalk from armour stone along the shoreline and helps to prevent winter snow-plows from toppling in the lake. Board member and Point Edward Mayor Larry MacKenzie says there was a public outcry over safety concerns. [audio mp3="http://blackburnnews.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/06/MacKenzie-1.mp3"][/audio] Several people were worried the eight-inch high tube was a potential tripping hazard. There's no cost estimate to remove the railing which was about $30,000 to install.
Read More Local Stories
Sting lose 5-3 in Barrie
21 hours agoSarnia Sting lose 5-3 to Barrie.
Scoreboard, Oct 4
22 hours agoThe Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a tough 3-2 loss to the rival Ottawa Senators at Scotiabank Arena.
NEXUS interview windows to revert to two years
22 hours agoIf you're hoping to apply for the trusted-traveller program, you will have less time to schedule your interview.
First-ever Sarnia Card Show brings collector community together
1 days agoThe show happens at the Polish Hall on Exmouth Street in Sarnia and goes from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Sunday, October 4.
Soo beat the Sting 4-3
1 days agoSoo Greyhounds beat Sarnia Sting 4-3 in overtime.
Scoreboard, Oct. 3
1 days agoThe London Knights remain undefeated after beating North Bay 4-1