Facelift
Clay Wilhelm, left, and Chris Bullock, on the scaffolding, brick and stone masons with Professional Masonry Service of Sarnia, work on the Sarnia Arena last week.

Clay Wilhelm, left, and Chris Bullock, on the scaffolding, brick and stone masons with Professional Masonry Service of Sarnia, work on the Sarnia Arena last week. The 77-year-old building is undergoing a $491,667 revitalization that includes an entrance facelift and changes to the lobby, concession area and washrooms. The Brock Street facility will host this year’s Remembrance Day service on Nov. 11. Glenn Ogilvie
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Events
Sarnia Police Service Board open meeting
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:00 am
Sarnia Police Headquarters – Community Room
EarlyON-Nature Park Program
Thu, Oct 22 · 9:30 am
Bridgeview Park 4241-4299 Petrolia Line Petrolia, ON

