Seasonal Truck Weight Limits Return

Seasonal weight limits went back into effect across St. Clair County as of Monday. The county road commission says truck drivers must cut axle weights by 35 percent and slow down to 35 miles per hour on restricted roads until conditions improve. Overweight and building-move permits are on hold unless specially approved. The limits help protect local roads from freeze-thaw damage. Routes like 24th, 32nd, Capac, and Gratiot remain open as All-Season Roads. The full list is posted by the St. Clair County Road Commission.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

Yale’s 30-Point Surge Lifts Bulldogs

A new moving option has rolled into Sarnia. Storage 4 U Sarnia on McGregor Side Road South is now an official U-Haul neighborhood dealer, offering truck rentals and moving supplies. The partnership helps local small businesses earn extra income while supporting do-it-yourself movers. U-Haul has worked with independent dealers like this since 1945, and today more than 22-thousand businesses across Canada and the U.S. are part of the network—keeping moving convenient and local for Sarnia residents.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet

EMS Earns Top National Accreditation

Tri-Hospital EMS has earned national accreditation for the next three years, a major achievement confirming the St. Clair County agency meets the highest emergency care standards in the country. The voluntary review by the Commission on Accreditation of Ambulance Services examined leadership, safety, and clinical quality. CEO Ken Cummings says the honor shows a commitment that goes beyond simple compliance. With more than a hundred licensed responders, Tri-Hospital EMS answered nearly 26,000 calls last year, serving residents countywide around the clock.

Reporting for WGRT – JP bZet