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Article content A new 23-acre chunk of shovel-ready industrial land on Crane Avenue in south Stratford is now ready for sale and already attracting a “significant” amount of interest, the chief executive of the city’s economic development agency says. “Based on the level of activity that we have seen in the last four to five years and what we expect moving forward, Stratford has a real desperate need for serviced industrial land and so this certainly helps,” investStratford CEO Joani Gerber said Wednesday.  We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browse...

Horry County Police details procession to MUSC for fallen officer Horry County police LCpl. Melton Gore was killed in the line of duty along Highway 22 on Tuesday night. (Source: Horry County Government) By WMBF News Staff | January 16, 2021 at 9:53 AM EST - Updated January 17 at 8:18 AM HORRY COUNTY, S.C. (WMBF) - The Horry County Police Department has announced details of a procession for one of their own who died in the line of duty. HCPD announced Saturday that an escort for Lance Cpl. Melton “Fox” Gore will begin at 7 a.m. Sunday from the M.L. Brown Public Safety Building in C...

  KITCHENER -- Police in Stratford removed several large crowds of skates from storm ponds in the city over the weekend. In a news release, officials said they responded to several ponds throughout the city on Sunday afternoon. Around noon, officers went to a storm pond near Packham Avenue and Wright Boulevard and another near O'Loane Avenue and Thomas Street. Dozens of people were skating near one another, police said, and weren't physically distancing. Police asked the skaters to leave the ice and everyone agreed to without incident, the release said. About five hours later, someone ...

Author of the article: Beacon Herald staff Publishing date: Jan 13, 2021  •  January 13, 2021  •  1 minute read  •  Article content Stratford police officers broke up two large groups of people ice skating on a couple of frozen storm ponds Sunday for not following public-health guidelines for physical distancing. Officers arrived at storm ponds at Packham Avenue and Wright Boulevard and O’Loane Avenue and Thomas Street at around noon, police said. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. The groups contained more than 50 people skating clo...