On this week's episode of Sarnia Lambton Beyond the Headlines, Josh Boyce chats with Sarnia Legion Branch 62 Past President Les Jones. They talk about the extremely popular Catch the Ace fundraiser, what it has meant to the community and where the funds will go. Les also speaks about how the Legion helps local veterans and promotes remembrance.
The event included remarks from local First Nation leaders as well as an Indigenous business vendor market.
Hosted by the Huron Shores Optimist Club, the event will take place at the Camlachie Community Centre on Thursday, October 1 starting at 7 p.m.
The Sarnia Golf and Curling Club (SGCC) wrapped up its pickleball season this past weekend by crowning champions in six divisions.
Funds raised will go towards local programs and services for individuals and families living with dementia.
St. Clair Township officials are aiming to reach more younger and first-time voters during this municipal and school board election.
Walpole Island First Nation, Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, and Saugeen First Nation are each getting $5,000 grants for their fire departments.
