400 riders could roll out on community Ride Don’t Hide
Tara Jeffrey A sea of cyclists will be off and riding from the Mooretown Sports Complex this month as the fourth annual Ride Don’t Hide event aims to raise $50,000, all in the name of…
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Police report of wandering cows was no bum steer
Journal Staff Sarnia Police were handed a black and white case on May 29 after receiving a report of two Holsteins wandering free near Telfer Road.
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - In which city is the music recording company Motown based? 2 - After 65 years on Lakeshore Road, a landmark lawn sign with the illustrations of what four birds, will be taken down?…
Lily the Pink’s compound a cure for ‘female complaints’
Phil Egan While researching a story recently about a 1914 sawmill fire in Sarnia I came across an item both strange and fascinating. “Two Nervous Women,” was the heading of the single-column story in the…
Ruff Ride
When Frank Alexander goes for a spin in his classic 1973 Cadillac Eldorado his two dogs, Gemma, a white and brindle American terrier and Bosco, a bullmastiff, insist on coming along for the ride.
Women Who Care packing the power of one – times 100
Tara Jeffrey The generosity just keeps growing with Sarnia’s 100 Women Who Care chapter.
Team from Lambton College making a world of difference
Cathy Dobson In rural Zambia where farmers struggle to provide for their families, a team from Lambton College is spearheading a new venture to make peanut butter. That’s right.
New real estate agency offering boutique alternative
Cathy Dobson In a community with either very large or very small real estate agencies, Donna Mathewson says she’s bringing something new to the market.
Week of June 8
Citizens must show City Hall our parks aren’t for sale Sir: We, as a community, have to come together to ensure our existing parks are protected.
The consultant is responsible for Centennial boat launch flop, councillor says
Troy Shantz A city councillor is placing the blame for the long-delayed boat launch in Centennial Park firmly on the shoulders of the project consultant.