YMCA partnering with Sarnia to lifeguard Tecumseh Pool
The City of Sarnia is saving about $100,000 on lifeguard costs in a new pilot partnership with the YMCA for Tecumseh Pool, city staff say.
Source: sarniathisweek.com
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Two new off-leash dog parks, but no off-leash beach option, eyed in Sarnia
The number of off-leash dog parks in Sarnia could be tripling.
Source: thelondoner.ca
Two new off-leash dog parks, but no off-leash beach option, eyed in Sarnia
The number of off-leash dog parks in Sarnia could be tripling.
Source: strathroyagedispatch.com
Two new off-leash dog parks, but no off-leash beach option, eyed in Sarnia
The number of off-leash dog parks in Sarnia could be tripling.
Source: chathamdailynews.ca
Two new off-leash dog parks, but no off-leash beach option, eyed in Sarnia
The number of off-leash dog parks in Sarnia could be tripling.
Source: sarniathisweek.com
Two new off-leash dog parks, but no off-leash beach option, eyed in Sarnia
The number of off-leash dog parks in Sarnia could be tripling.
Source: woodstocksentinelreview.com
More Strangway Centre programs returning in March
As COVID-19 restrictions ease in Ontario, some familiar programming is returning at Sarnia’s Strangway Centre.
Source: strathroyagedispatch.com
Public input sought for off-leash proposals
Sarnia city staff are proposing Mike Weir, Baxter and Kenwick beaches for off-leash space for dogs, and they want to know what people think.
Source: thelondoner.ca
Public input sought for off-leash proposals
Sarnia city staff are proposing Mike Weir, Baxter and Kenwick beaches for off-leash space for dogs, and they want to know what people think.
Source: wallaceburgcourierpress.com
Public input sought for off-leash proposals
Sarnia city staff are proposing Mike Weir, Baxter and Kenwick beaches for off-leash space for dogs, and they want to know what people think.
Source: theobserver.ca