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Pathways CEO retiring in September

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By Tyler Kula Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
• Pathways Health Centre for Children CEO Alison Morrison. (Submitted) jpg, SO, apsmc It’s been a privilege and an honour, says Alison Morrison. The CEO of Pathways Health Centre for Children, a 51-year-old children’s treatment centre that offers services such as speech and recreational therapy for youngsters, is planning to retire Sept. 7. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
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Firefighting, First World War themes at Mooretown model train event

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By Tyler Kula Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
• Tom Walter runs a model train on a layout for model train day at the Moore Museum in 2024. (File photo) jpg, SO, apsmc A Second World War theme drew a larger than usual crowd to last year’s model train day at Moore Museum. And volunteer event organizer Tom Walter is wondering if this year’s homages to the First World War will do the same. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or tap here to see other videos from our team.
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Strong start for Bright's Grove library hub fundraising campaign

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By Tyler Kula Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
Advertisement oop Skip to Content • Bright's Grove library hub committee co-chairs Kirsten Kilner Holmes, left, and Mark Moran, stand by Faethorne House in Wildwood Park. A $1-million fundraising campaign for the hub project launched Tuesday already nearly three-quarters complete. (Tyler Kula/ The Observer) jpg, SO, apsmc Almost $750,000 had already been raised at the official launch Tuesday of a fundraising campaign for a Bright’s Grove community hub and library project.
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