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An anonymous benefactor has stepped up to help Sarnia potentially create an active transportation route for cyclists, pedestrians and others cutting east-west through the heart of the city.
The benefactor has agreed to help cover costs, city engineering and operations general manager David Jackson said.
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“As staff, we had kind of, over the years, been thinking about how we could find a good east-west corridor in the city and hadn’t had much success finding the right location,” he said. “But this person reached out wanting to support the city in improving our active transportation infrastructure, and so we have to give him the credit for proposing this route we’re looking at now.”
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Author of the article: Terry Bridge • Sarnia Observer
Publishing date: Apr 05, 2021 • 1 hour ago • 2 minute read •
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SARNIA – Binge drinking at a bar while on a low-carb diet cost a Sarnia woman $1,800 and her driver’s licence for the next year.
A Sarnia courtroom heard one of the city’s police officers pulled over a white Chrysler minivan near Maria Street around 2:15 a.m. on Nov. 27 after seeing it swerving. He “immediately” recognized the two women inside the van.