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Muslim mom appalled by attack Sahar Nasr Wednesday, Oct. 22 is a day none of us Canadians will ever forget. As many others, I have watched the news all day…

George Mathewson Following a sleepy campaign there were some genuine surprises on election night in Sarnia last week. One was the marginal increase in voter turnout, to 37% from 33%…

Randy Evans This year Sarnia has joined a national Remembrance to respect the 100th anniversary of Canada’s entry into the Great War. The community has good reason to reflect.

Nature trail trumps car traffic Sir: In reply to Mr. McClintock's insightful letter in your Oct. 23 edition, I would like to ask a few questions. Mr.

What’s Happening events must be open to the public, of general public interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.

George Mathewson Two discharges of partially treated sewage to the St. Clair River in September are a reminder that the largest infrastructure project in Sarnia’s history isn’t done yet.

Vanessa Hrvatin Back in 2010, I decided to go to Queen’s University to pursue a Bachelors of Science. Having been born and raised in Sarnia, the thought of living east…

George Mathewson 1 - Sarnia’s zombies are tougher than Petrolia’s zombies. How? Petrolia’s zombies were so wimpy they rescheduled Zombies Invade Boom Town (from Oct. 3 to Oct. 24) because…

In defence of dog-cycling Sir: I am writing this letter in regards to the recent letter, “Dog-cycling borders on cruelty.” I am one of those people that ride their bikes…