Exhibition reveals Sarnia’s early appreciation of fine art
Cathy Dobson The public has less than three more weeks to view a small but remarkable exhibition that highlights the importance and breadth of the JNAAG’s permanent collection.
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Week of June 8
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Students unharmed by pipe crashing through ceiling
Journal Staff The Ontario Labour Ministry investigated an incident at St. Patrick’s high school in which a lead pipe fell through the ceiling of a classroom.
Teen shares inspiring story to encourage others with cancer
Troy Shantz Kelsey Clark was a happy, healthy fourth grader when a bump appeared on her shin one spring day. “It didn’t look abnormal at all,” recalled her mom, Brenda Clark. “We didn’t think anything…
OPINION: Integrity commissioner is Sarnia’s new bogeyman
George Mathewson If you watched the Feb. 27 city council meeting you may be hard pressed to see exactly where Mayor Mike Bradley “bullied, harassed and intimidated” the city clerk.
Canatara Beach earns symbol of excellence
Canatara Park Beach will be flying a blue flag again this summer. Blue Flag status is granted to beaches and marinas that meet international standards for water quality, environmental management and education, and safety and…
Retiree finds envelope filled with cash, turns it in to police
Troy Shantz Sarnia’s Rita Smith was taking a 20-minute exercise walk around her east-end neighbourhood recently when she spotted an envelope lying on the sidewalk.
Surveillance cameras coming to two parks, downtown library
Troy Shantz If you’re planning a trip to the beach at Canatara this summer be aware that your actions will be recorded on surveillance cameras.
Ready to howl
Great Lakes Secondary School has unveiled its new logo. The design gives the school forged through the amalgamation of SCITS and St.
Nearly complete Centennial Park open again to the public
Journal Staff Most of the fencing has come down and Sarnians can once again visit parts of Centennial Park that have been off limits for the past four years.