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A dream come true for Marinaro
Troy Shantz Michael Marinaro says the dream of making the Olympic team wasn’t far from his mind as a boy, skating at the Point Edward Arena.
Steady…
With encouragement from Devon Bell, of Sarnia, Shannon Wheat made her first skate since childhood at the Clearwater Arena recently. The pair joined a healthy crowd of avid skaters during the free adult skate, held…
MOVIE REVIEW: 12 ‘Not So Strong’
12 Strong Days after 9/11, a team of American Special Forces soldiers were assembled and sent to Afghanistan to join forces with an Afghan warlord and take out the Taliban hold on the city of…
Letters: week of Jan. 25
Concerned about electronic voting Sir: A while ago I read an article in The Journal about the coming election for council. The city manager was quoted in the article as saying the various homes in…
COLUMN: LKDSB at the forefront of truth and reconciliation, action
Tara Jeffrey The move to create a student trustee position designed to represent Indigenous youth is yet another positive step forward for the Lambton Kent District School Board’s leading efforts to acknowledge and integrate First…
School board to elect first Indigenous student trustee
Tara Jeffrey An Indigenous Student Trustee position has been approved for the Lambton Kent District School Board. The move, announced last week and approved unanimously at a Jan.
What’s happening: week of Jan. 25
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Breaking down barriers: Jessica Platt makes history
Troy Shantz On December 9, 2017, Bright’s Grove native Jessica Platt scored her first Canadian Women’s Hockey League goal.
Opioid crisis: City continues to grapple with drugs, addiction
Pam Wright Being impacted by opioid addiction in Sarnia-Lambton is inevitable, says the head of Sarnia Police’s vice unit. “Someone in your circle will be affected,” Sgt.