Snowflake artist
A King George VI student got crafty for a good cause this Christmas. Carly Unsworth, 12, sold more than 130 paper snowflakes at $2 each to raise money for the Canadian Cancer Society.
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Week of December 21
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Hockey team helps with ‘wish list’ of struggling families
Tara Jeffrey Christmas will be a little brighter for two local families thanks to the Sarnia Sting Minor Bantam MD hockey team.
The Force remains strong – if a tad long – in The Last Jedi
Vicky Sparks There's something magical about sitting in a dark theatre and seeing the words "In a galaxy far, far away" appear on screen.
MP says nationwide palliative care plan inspired by Sarnia’s experience
Troy Shantz Marilyn Gladu Marilyn Gladu says the pioneering palliative care options available to local residents were the inspiration for her successful bill. “It’s a model that’s been very well accepted,” the MP for Sarnia-Lambton…
‘Rubber Legs’ and 80-something crew go uptown funky
Cathy Dobson “Who ever said ‘old’ folks don’t rock?” So asks a viewer commenting on a new YouTube video starring a group of hip-shakin,’ lip-syncin,’ Bruno Mars lovin’ seniors at Landmark Village in Sarnia.
Women’s gymnastics coach charged with sex offences
Troy Shantz City gymnastics coach Dave Brubaker was arrested last week and faces 10 sex-related charges, Sarnia Police says.
Rondos Pizza doubling down on taste of central Italy
Cathy Dobson Dan Di Cocco says the opening of a second dine-in Rondos Pizza Plus on Lambton Mall Road is his chance to serve Sarnia the Italian foods he loved as a kid.
Christmas card exchanged by childhood friends for past 56 years
Tara Jeffrey Bob Cranston’s most treasured Christmas card doesn’t look terribly special on the outside.
Troubled man a friendly, gentle soul, friends say
Cathy Dobson The afternoon calm on the main floor of Sarnia Library was interrupted when a patron jumped from his seat and ran past the reference desk. “Call 9-1-1,” he told staff as he bolted…