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HUNTINGTON — Steve Sciullo has transitioned from protecting quarterbacks to safeguarding children. The former Marshall University and NFL offensive tackle is a safety and security specialist at Hampton High School in Allison Park, Pennsylvania, near Pittsburgh. “I’m in the building with the kids and trying to get them better in day-to-day life and achieve something,” said Sciullo, a Pittsburgh native who starred for the Thundering Herd from 1999 through 2002. “It’s good to try to be a positive influence in their lives. It’s a good school, good academics, so ...

It appears municipal beaches along the shoreline could be off-limits for the Victoria Day long weekend. There have been conversations with several mayors in beach communities about closing down the beaches to prevent people from hopping from one beach to another. Goderich Mayor John Grace says he has been discussing the issue with the mayors and will be working together to keep their communities safe. He goes on to say that Goderich’s plan to have vendors along with waterfront will be put off until next year.     The province’s current stay-at-home order is set to expire May 20th, two d...

It appears municipal beaches along the shoreline could be off-limits for the Victoria Day long weekend. There have been conversations with several mayors in beach communities about closing down the beaches to prevent people from hopping from one beach to another. Goderich Mayor John Grace says he has been discussing the issue with the mayors and will be working together to keep their communities safe. He goes on to say that Goderich’s plan to have vendors along with waterfront will be put off until next year.  

  WINGHAM, ONT. -- The boardwalk will soon be done. Paid parking will arrive in June. But, there will not be beach businesses along Goderich’s waterfront this summer. A pilot project to allow six to eight businesses to run “tiki-hut” style retail outlets near Goderich’s beach this summer, have been put on hold, due to the pandemic. The plan was to give tourists an option to visit shops “at the beach” this summer, but uncertainty over the state of the pandemic, means it will be 2022 before the idea takes shape. Mayor John Grace, says he’s disappointed they couldn’t get th...