Once upon a time, a story brought young and old together
Tara Jeffrey There’s a little bit of magic happening on Fridays at Vision Nursing and Rest Home.
Journal Staff
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Articles by Journal Staff
Manery bringing barn-burning brand to Bridge Bash
Cathy Dobson There are few big events in our area this summer where Scott Manery and The Barnburners aren’t playing.
Paddleboarding
A lone paddleboarder takes in the setting sun while on a cruise on Lake Huron, with Port Huron in the background. Glenn Ogilvie
City to sell Kinsmen Centre lands for residential development
George Mathewson The Kinsmen Centre will be demolished next year and replaced by five residential building lots fronting Lakeshore Road, a move that will close one of two public access points to Baxter Park.
Local athletes shine at Canadian track and field championships
Athletes from the Sarnia Athletics Southwest Track and Field Club had an impressive showing at the Canadian Track and Field Championships in Ottawa.
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 – A snooker table has how many pockets? 2 – The current home of the Sarnia Journal, built in the mid-1850s, was the original home of Henry Glass, Sarnia’s […]
Sturgeon stymied
Ball carrier Dylan Gallant of the Sarnia Sturgeon varsity team surges upfield against the Forest City Thunderbirds in a Canada Day game played in London. The rush wasn't enough, however, as Sarnia took the loss…
Women’s Invitational
Bonnie Martin and Gerri Boudreau were the overall low net champions at the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club Women’s Invitational, while Susan Postian and Jeanne Campanale were overall low gross champions.
Bluewater cycling event expected to draw 750 participants
Troy Shantz The second annual Bluewater International Granfondo is just weeks away and has already earned notoriety locally and abroad as a premiere cycling event.
Fewer encroachments found on Howard Watson trail
Troy Shantz A public information campaign meant to deter encroachment on the Howard Watson Nature Trail is proving effective, the city says.