
Free marina show features vintage boats from a bygone era
Troy Shantz The days of classic cruisers and wooden “rum-runners” will be recalled July 22 when the local chapter of the Antique Classic Boat Society holds it 7th annual show.
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Troy Shantz The days of classic cruisers and wooden “rum-runners” will be recalled July 22 when the local chapter of the Antique Classic Boat Society holds it 7th annual show.

Junior golfer Jaxon Shelton of Camlachie fired an 81 at Huron Oaks to win the Sarnia-area qualifier and advance to the Southwest Optimist Tournament in Blenheim. Here he receives the trophy from Florion Neumann of…

Fifty years on This row of maple trees on Bright Street is the product of a Centennial initiative conducted in 1967 that saw more than 13,000 maple and spruce trees planted in Sarnia.
The Junior B lacrosse squad was eliminated in a best-of-five series by the Six Nations Rebels with a 23-5 loss on June 30.
The Sarnia-Lambton Economic Partnership has hired a new CEO to replace George Mallay, who retired on June 30.
Two local gymnasts have been chosen to join Canada’s 2017-18 women’s artistic gymnastics national team. Jovie Richardson and Rachel Riley, both of Sarnia’s Bluewater Gymnastics Club, were named to Canada’s Youth National Team last week.
Daniel Marr is the first recipient of the new Maynard and Rene Walker Family Scholarship in Point Edward. The graduate of Bridgeview School and Great Lakes Secondary will receive $5,000 U.S.
The city is looking into ways to increase safety by installing a crosswalk where Exmouth Streets intersects with the Howard Watson Nature Trail.
Engineers were expected back on the scene this week trying to figure out what to do about Sarnia’s stalled boat launch ramps on Sarnia Bay.

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