The holiday season has come and gone, but those who have live Christmas trees are going to have to wait a few more days before discarding them. The City of Sarnia says Christmas tree pick-ups take place January 11th-15th. Residents are advised to keep their discarded trees visible on the curb, to remove all lights and ornaments, and to not wrap or put them in plastic bags. Trees that do not fit these guidelines will not be picked up.
Veteran Len Maynard encourages people to leave them at their local cenotaph, local legion, or on the grave of a veteran.
A driver's alleged need for speed over the weekend got the attention of LaSalle police.
"Anything we can do to increase the safety of our roadways and pathways for our residents would be the responsible thing to consider," said Fred Francis.
Police in LaSalle have asked residents to be watchful after receiving complaints about a suspected scam on Tuesday.
The Ontario Provincial Police say it happened just after 8 p.m. on 9th Concession Road near Ferris Road in Essex.
Preparations started last month.
