George James

This month, Sarnia is spicing up fundraising with “Novemburger”, a tasty way to support the United Way of Sarnia-Lambton. Local restaurants are creating unique burgers, with $2 from each one sold going to the charity. From bold flavors to creative twists, these one-of-a-kind burgers are available all month. Aged Cheddar BLT Burger, Peameal Smash Burger and the BBQ Mac Burger to name a few. So grab a bite, share a selfie, and help raise funds for a good cause.

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On Veterans Day, Participating McDonald’s throughout Michigan is offering a free meal to veterans and active military members as a thank-you for their service. On Monday, veterans with a valid ID can enjoy a breakfast meal, such as an Egg McMuffin or Bacon Egg Cheese Biscuit, complete with a hash brown and a drink. This offer is available through dine-in or drive-thru, but not on the McDonald’s app. Breakfast is served until 10:30 a.m.

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A 50-year-old woman was hospitalized after a fiery crash in Chesterfield Township on Tuesday morning. The woman was driving a Ford Escape on 23 Mile Road when she rear-ended a stopped Lincoln at Seaden Drive. The Lincoln caught fire, but everyone inside got out safely. The Ford rolled over, and firefighters had to rescue the driver, who was then taken to McLaren Macomb Hospital. She’s in stable condition. Authorities continued to investigate, and the road was closed for several hours.

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The trial of Michael Stickler, accused of killing court officer Robert Silver during an eviction attempt, has been postponed until January. The delay was granted after Stickler’s attorney, Sharron Parrish, expressed concerns about her ability to represent him effectively due to her heavy workload from other cases. Parrish recently handled multiple significant trials, including a murder case. St. Clair County Assistant Prosecutor Cailin Wilson hoped for a verdict by year’s end for Silver’s family but acknowledged the necessity of the postponement. The new trial date is set for January 28th.

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The St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office and the Drug Task Force are intensifying efforts to enhance community safety, by tackling the rising issue of illegal firearms. so far this year the seizure of these weapons has surged over 50% compared to last year. The Drug Task Force knows that illegal drugs and firearms often coexist, creating a dangerous environment. Sheriff Mat King emphasizes that by removing illegal firearms, they can reduce violent crime in the area. King thanked residents for their support.

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Sarnia’s natural history museum, Stones N’ Bones, has reopened its doors on weekends, despite being on the market for a new owner. Visitors can explore the museum’s impressive collection of 6,000 artifacts, including dinosaur bones and rare gems, every Friday through Sunday from 11 to 5. Local volunteer Kevin Bly emphasizes the museum’s unique charm, as exhibits are displayed closely together without extensive information, relying instead on storytelling. Admission remains at $7 for adults and $3 for kids.

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