Freighters, anglers clash in narrow channel
Cathy Dobson A great fishing season may be contributing to a rise in ‘river rage’ incidents near the Blue Water Bridge, a veteran angler says. “Fishing is incredible this year and there are many more…
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Sarnians plan their own river ‘float down,’ officials worried
Troy Shantz and George Mathewson The Coast Guard is bracing for double trouble after an anonymous group in Sarnia announced it plans to join the Port Huron ‘float down’ with a Canadian version on Aug.…
ProHibitions brings back that old-time barbershop feel
Cathy Dobson Business partners Bonnie Worsley and Sean Rae opened their own barbershop after deciding the big corporate life wasn’t for them.
Sarnians shine in 60th annual Robinson Tennis Tourney
Sarnia was well represented at the 60th annual Francis J. Robinson Memorial tennis tournament in Port Huron, providing 23 of the 310 participants. Five players won their events, seven reached the finals and ten made…
Can Am Jazz going all-Canadian for our birthday year
Cathy Dobson A jump ‘n’ jive quintet that packs the dance floor and an award-winning jazz artist from London are making this year’s rendition of Can Am Jazz an all-Canadian affair.
Grateful neighbours throw BBQ to thank road construction crew
Tara Jeffrey Joyce and Don Philip know hard work when they see it. “We’ve been in the construction and trucking industry for a long time,” said Joyce Philip, whose Talfourd Street neighbourhood has been torn…
City’s thirsty trees are feeling the heat
City Hall is asking residents for help in watering young trees planted on municipal boulevards to help ensure their survival this summer.
Sarnia Braves organization enjoying an outstanding season
Troy Shantz It’s a good year to be a Brave. The Senior Braves baseball team just completed a record-setting season and the Midget squad also made some history by winning the Stan Slack Memorial tournament.
‘Fun and random’ OMiGodshow aims to push the boundaries
Troy Shantz A sketch comedy show takes the Imperial Theatre stage this weekend that is geared for a 19-plus audience.
Local air cadet squadron seeking to rebuild its lost heritage
Bonnie Stevenson A pair of devastating floods has left members of the local Royal Canadian Air Cadets with the daunting job of replacing its lost heritage.