Young city tennis player claims tour championship title
Journal Staff A 12-year-old city tennis player has claimed a tour championship title on the Little Caesars OTA West Region Junior Tennis Tour.
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Ontario Champs
A local team has won gold at the Ontario Provincial Lacrosse Championships for the first time in five years. The Sarnia Pacers ‘Life and Body Fitness’ Tyke 2 team edged Midland 4-3 in the finals…
Man suing Sarnia Police for $1.25M
Tara Jeffrey A Sarnia man is suing the city’s police services board and three officers for $1.25 million after an alleged assault at a north end convenience store, last year. According to the suit, filed…
From far and wide
This adventure maze at Korny Korners Farm takes the prize for Sarnia's largest salute to our sesquicentennial year. The paths through the 3.5-acre cornfield spell out: Canada 150 eh! and the dates 1867 to 2017.
City man’s ‘mancave’ filled with treasures of his youth
Troy Shantz When he was a kid Mark Tetreault would happily blow his allowance at arcades and comic book stores. These days, the Sarnia father of three has created a ‘mancave’ that his 10-year-old self…
Firefighter recreated vintage military aircraft by hand
Troy Shantz Along the side of the vintage L-16 airplane that Mark Seibutis built is a small graphic that reads: Ad honerem Patris mei visio. “In honour of my father’s dream,” explains the 57-year-old Sarnia…
Whatever happened to Mrs. Mitton’s body is a mystery
Randy Evans and Gary Shrumm Research into Sarnia’s early cemeteries raises some interesting questions about one of Sarnia’s earliest and most intriguing settlers.
Tickled pink
As a fifth anniversary gift to his wife Margaret, Todd Oliver filled the boulevard of their Kathleen Avenue home with 5,000 pink periwinkle plants, also known as vinca.
Climbing into the dentist chair I’ve been seeing double lately
Phil Egan They are intelligent, compassionate, empathetic and great with kids. And, not that it’s the least bit important, but they also happen to be identically beautiful. Dr. Vanessa Curran and Dr.
Letters: week of Aug. 24
Bright’s Grove beach steps aren’t easy for some folk Sir: While cottaging at Bright’s Grove, Kenwick-on-the-Lake to be exact, we constantly remark at how well maintained it is. The stone groins and the embankment are…