Photo finish
Sebastian Smith, right, holds of a late surge by Chatham-Kent runner James Muharrem to help Northern Collegiate win both the open boys 4X400-metre relay and the overall team championship at the Lambton Kent high school…
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Great Lakes graduate to play Division 1 hockey in U.S.
Troy Shantz Eighteen-year-old Sydney Caron has landed a hockey scholarship at Davenport University in Michigan, and she hopes that’s just the first step.
Top Bowler
Jacob Bestard was named Junior 10-pin Bowler of the Year by the Sarnia Minor Athletic Association at its annual awards banquet recently. Bestard finished the season with a 187 average and rolled both a 639…
Point Edward preparing for upgrades to the ‘Gateway Casino’
Cathy Dobson Point Edward’s casino has been temporarily renamed and its new owners expect to lay out renovation and possible expansion plans in the next few weeks At that time, a new branding strategy will…
Letters, week of May 18
Time for city council to tackle more important issues Re: Coun. Scholten letter being ‘tired of constant disrespect” of May 4. Why is it that Mayor Mike Bradley and Coun.
What’s Happening: Week of May 18
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Sugar Sugar has sweet idea — the ice cream brrrr-ito
Cathy Dobson “These things are really popular,” explains Martin Lacombe as he flattens out a large piece of pink candy floss, drops three scoops of ice cream in the centre and sprinkles unicorn dust (aka…
City family determined to repay the gift of a child’s life
Cathy Dobson The Viggers family knows the overwhelming sense of relief when a new heart is found for a tiny baby fighting for survival.
Former Sarnian bringing musical stage show to town
Cathy Dobson A Canadian performer whose first stage experience was with Sarnia community theatre is bringing an original production that celebrates Canada to her hometown.
English classes to include mandatory indigenous writers
Troy Shantz The local public school board is implementing a new mandatory English class that focuses on First Nations writers and literature.