On the road again
Former marathon runner Kathy Wakely eases back into it by jogging on the Howard Watson Nature Trail with dogs Reggie and Molly last week.
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Week of November 16
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‘Tunnel runner’ still in legal limbo, but has a job offer
Cathy Dobson A Cuban national who risked his life by entering Canada illegally through the St. Clair Tunnel has been offered a job and hopes to get a work permit soon.
After the ice age
Vanessa Rapaqna, left, and Kaitlyn Malleau, of London-based Timmins Martelle Heritage Consultants, sift through soil searching for artifacts at an archeological assessment being done on Blackwell Road, a place once on the shore of post-glacial…
City Hall is killing women’s hockey, player says
Pam Wright Female hockey players are getting short shrift in Sarnia because the ice time the city makes available to women is insufficient and inconvenient, a long-time player says.
KFC first business in new development
The first phase of a major commercial redevelopment planned for the Rona Cashway building centre site in the city’s south end is about to begin. A building permit has been issued for a $1.
OPINION: Alien invader threatening to devastate Sarnia’s oak trees
George Mathewson City forestry staff are bracing for the arrival of an invasive species that could spell big trouble for thousands of Sarnia’s most beautiful trees.
Fighting Irish crowned high school champs
The St. Patrick’s Fighting Irish are the Lambton-Kent senior girls’ basketball champions.
BioAmber eyeing Sarnia as site for second commercial plant
Journal Staff The prospects are looking bright for BioAmber to build a second commercial plant in Sarnia. “We have shifted our focus towards Sarnia,” CEO Rick Eno said in a conference call last week.
Three city Catholic churches launch fundraising campaign
Journal Staff Three Roman Catholic churches in Sarnia have teamed up to launch a $1.5-million capital campaign.