New city business teaching beginners how to throw a knife
Troy Shantz If axe throwing just isn’t cutting it for you perhaps throwing knives is your personal slice.
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Northern wins silver
Chandler Haagsma (22), of Northern Collegiate, drives to the basket during the championship final of the Sarnia Northern Junior Boys Invitational basketball tournament. London’s H.B. Beal secondary won 56-32 to take gold while Northern won…
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - In boating, what does a PFD stand for? 2 - Over 4,000 teddy bears were tossed and donated at a recent Sting game.
Painters tells Ojibwa legend in new work at Aamjiwnaang
Journal Staff Artist John Williams says the memory of his Gramma Lily lives on in every brushstroke of his new painting, Mookibii, which was unveiled recently at the Aamjiwnaang Community Centre recently.
St. Pat’s star off to U.S. on full-ride basketball scholarship
Troy Shantz Basketball has been a way of life for Jennah Taylor. The youngest of three sisters, the 6’1” St. Patrick’s high school star learned the game at a young age from her father, who…
Boys’ basketball begins
The Lambton-Kent senior boys basketball season opener got off to a scrappy start when the St. Patrick’s Fighting Irish downed the Great Lakes Wolfpack 42-26 on Dec. 5.
OPINION: Let’s show our sons how to have healthy relationships
Tara Jeffrey One of my son’s favourite things to do right now is play with his big sisters’ dolls.
Province sends Sarnia’s cyclists a big gift-wrapped present
Troy Shantz Sarnia’s urban cycling network is about to slip into a higher gear.
Letters: week of Dec. 14
Driver involved in fatal collision deserved stiffer charge Sir: On Dec. 5, The Observer published a story under the headline: “Woman dies one week after crash.” That was my neighbour, and she died on Oct.…
Christmas pantomime latest success for Sarnia’s Matt Murray
Cathy Dobson Every year for nearly a quarter century, a popular holiday tradition called the Ross Petty Pantomime is staged in Toronto. This year, a Sarnia native was invited to write it.