George James

Sarnia’s Green’s Organic Café is hosting February’s Business After Five event on Wednesday from 5 to 7 p.m. at 196 Christina St. North. The event offers a cozy atmosphere with plant-based treats and natural wines, perfect for networking with local business professionals. Chamber members can expand their connections, grow their networks, and build lasting relationships. Bring your business cards for a chance to win a prize. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to connect with others in the Sarnia business community!

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Port Huron police are seeking help finding 55-year-old Samuel Serra, who has been missing for a while. Serra, a 5’7″, 255-pound man with brown hair and eyes, was last in contact with family in December. He previously lived on 15th Street in Port Huron but no longer does. Authorities believe he may be in Macomb, driving a red Chevrolet Monte Carlo with plate 61ACR3. Anyone with information should contact the Port Huron Police Department or use the anonymous C.A.P.T.U.R.E. tip line.

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The Sanilac County Historical Society received over $14 thousand dollars from its foundation to support the upkeep of the Historic Village & Museum. Foundation President Jolyne Fisher presented the funds to Society Board President Cathy Stewart as part of the annual distribution. The foundation was created to provide long-term financial support, relying on donations, bequests, and other charitable gifts. These funds help preserve local history and keep the museum running for future generations.

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After 41 years, Mark Dixon is retiring and selling Picker’s Alley, Sarnia’s go-to music shop, to national chain Long & McQuade. At 65, Dixon says it’s time for a new chapter, and he’s glad the store will live on instead of shutting down. Long & McQuade takes over Monday, making it their 107th location. Dixon recalls Sarnia’s once-thriving music store scene. Longtime employee Tony Zangolli will stay on, and Dixon thanks the community for decades of support.

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