Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Journal Staff Five local kickboxers representing Team Supreme and training out of the Bluewater Boxing Club had excellent performances at the Prospect Fighting Championships’ showdown in London on Sept. 23-24.
Cathy Dobson A chance sampling of a particularly tasty cinnamon glazed pecan was a game changer for Sarnia’s Miranda Sheppard. “I tasted these delicious nuts for the first time 10 years ago in a shop…
Sarnia Sting centre Drake Rymsha shares in the high-fives following a goal against the Ottawa 67’s at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena on Sunday afternoon. The Sting thumped the visitors 7-2 to improve to 3-1…
Cathy Dobson Local artist Liana Russwurm doesn’t candy-coat childhood in her latest series of paintings. They are snippets of time and events that evoke the fears and imagination of her own early years, she says.
Troy Shantz When Sarnia’s own Southwestern International Film Festival returns next month it could draw from a wider audience, thanks to new provincial funding.
Sarnia will soon begin looking for a new police chief. Phil Nelson, who has led Sarnia Police Services the past eight year, is set to retire in June of 2018, the board announced last week.
Runners from Northern Collegiate began a new cross-country season with strong performances at the 21 st annual Thrill on the Hill in Windsor last week. The city high school had eight top-10 finishes and two…
A resident of Lambton County has tested positive for West Nile virus, the first confirmed human case of the virus in the county since 2012.
Journal Staff Flags flew at half-mast at public school all across the district last week to honour teacher and union leader Ron Rivait, who lost a brief battle to cancer on Sept. 22.
Emuobo Okparamidevi (11), of the Lambton College Lions, takes the final shot of the game against the Mohawk Mountaineers on Sept. 24 in Sarnia. The Lions were downed 4-0 in the OCAA men’s soccer game.…
