Sarnia police say there is no concern for community safety in connection with an investigation Thursday morning along the Howard Watson Nature Trail.
Officers responded to the area between London Road and Exmouth Street before 8 a.m. Thursday.
That section of the trail was closed for a couple of hours while officers investigated.
Police reported via X, formerly Twitter, on Thursday afternoon that the closure was related to the search for evidence in stolen vehicle complaint.
Mayor Mike Bradley reported the group's decision out of a special closed meeting held on Friday morning.
The Fray will headline the Friday, June 20 show, and will be joined by Big Wreck, Econoline Crush, and Sarnia's own Kim Mitchell.
A total of $52,186 was raised locally for Ronald McDonald House-SWO, surpassing last year's fundraising total.
Colin Mertick, who was a well-known and deeply respected figure in the local motorcycle community, died in a crash on October 2, 2024.
Officers allegedly seized over $30,000 in currency, a .45 caliber handgun with ammunition, a .22 caliber Blue Line Solutions rifle with ammunition and other assorted ammunition.
A 31-year-old Thedford man and a 25-year-old Ajax resident have been charged in a drug investigation that began in March.
