City seeking public comment on drinking water fluoride
Residents with an opinion on the divisive issue of fluoridated water can weigh in when a public meeting is held May 29 at City Hall. The 3 p.m. session will include presentations by Dr.
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Big cast assembled to stage Jesus Christ Superstar
Cathy Dobson When Jesus Christ Superstar hits the Imperial Theatre stage on May 26 observant audience members might notice a new approach to make the sound bigger and cleaner.
City woman just says ‘no’ to chemo
Cathy Dobson A Sarnia woman who is seeking a costly natural treatment to fight her fourth battle with cancer says she is overwhelmed by the community’s financial support.
Citizen group fighting to prevent Lakeshore land from becoming housing
Troy Shantz A group of Sarnia residents has responded to Sarnia’s plan to sell off the Kinsmen Centre lands on Lakeshore Road with a proposal of its own. Patrick Marcella “The taxpayer's own this.
Crafting ‘recovery pieces’ helps woman battle eating disorder
Tara Jeffrey Kinleigh Stewart’s handmade jewelry is so much more than a hobby.
Choirs preparing to mark Canada’s big birthday
Sarnia is celebrating the sesquicentennial in song with two major choir performances planned.
Misty Harbour
Loading grain onto freighters at Sarnia Harbour can be a dusty job at the best of times. Here, dock workers have directed water vapour at the Pacific Huron while it's being loaded at the Cargill…
Unassuming concrete blobs serve an important function
Troy Shantz It’s an unassuming lump of yellow-painted concrete near the Duc d’Orleans dock, but people strolling along Sarnia’s riverfront seldom give it a passing glance.
City high schoolers shine at SWOSSA track and field
Journal Staff Athletes from St. Patrick’s, Northern, Great Lakes and Alexander Mackenzie all reached the podium at the SWOSSAA track and field championships last week. Multi-discipline junior Paige Vrolyk of St.
Home construction remains stalled by discovery of skull
Journal Staff Construction at a new home in north Sarnia remains on hold while the city seeks an archeologist to determine the origins of a human skull unearthed there last month.