Women’s honesty results in cash donation to the food bank
A good Samaritan who found an envelope with $1,000 on a city sidewalk and turned it in has been recognized by Sarnia Police.
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Sarnia Sting eye new scoreboard, other arena improvements
Troy Shantz The Sarnia Sting are looking to upgrade the Progressive Auto Sales Arena and are asking the city for some help.
Author and family have long, deep association with fire department
Cathy Dobson Sarnia Fire Rescue will unveil its latest educational tool at an open house at the East Street station July 15.
COLUMN: On barbers, blacklists and an original pioneering family
Phil Egan In my forays through Sarnia’s past I sometimes come across nuggets of history too short for a full story, but too fascinating to ignore. Here are a few…. “It seems to be a…
Southern-style barbecue restaurant to open this summer
Cathy Dobson A new restaurant specializing in southern barbecue is preparing to open in August and holding a job fair next week. James Currie, co-owner of Smoke & Spice, says he’s looking for 55 employees…
Week of July 6
People want to protect city parks, council should listen Sir: I’d like to offer a special thank you to all who attended the public meeting on June 13 at Clearwater Arena that addressed the options…
Week of July 6
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Sarnia: where vegetarians and carnivores of the world unite
Cathy Dobson Whether you’re a vegetable lover or a meat lover, there’s a festival for you in Sarnia this weekend. The Kinsmen Club’s Ribfest makes its triumphant return on Friday, Saturday and Sunday to the…
Police board dismisses allegations of professional misconduct
Troy Shantz A letter allegedly written by a Sarnia Police officer that accuses senior officers within the department of serious professional misconduct has been investigated and found “riddled with inaccuracies and false allegations,” says Mike…
OPINION: Misguided tree bylaw leaves homeowners stumped
George Mathewson I doubt the administrators at City Hall meant to trigger a widespread slaughter of healthy trees when they pushed for a municipal tree bylaw. But that is exactly what’s happening right now.