(blackburnnews.com)Bluewater Power is busy working on upgrades to its 100-year-old Henry T. Ross Substation. The building, at the corner of Maxwell St. and Water St. in Sarnia, has been an operational depot for many years and was once a main part of the distribution network. Utility President and CEO Janice McMichael-Dennis says most of the $450,000 upgrades are cosmetic, and include lighting and landscaping.
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Police thank the public for their assistance in the investigation.
By declaring the project a national interest, the project worth billions of dollars will avoid red tape by proceeding through a single federal regulatory review process.
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A Palmerston man has been arrested after a recent assault in the town.
