Two Sting players earn OHL award nominations
Journal Staff Two Sarnia Sting forwards are in the running for 2017 Ontario Hockey League awards. Adam Ruzicka was nominated for Rookie of the Year after an outstanding first season in the league.
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Dirty Dash organizers adding foam to the muddy mix
Journal Staff Sarnia’s muddiest festival is getting a heaping helping of suds this year. The Assante Dirty Dash for Rebound is working with a partner to add a foam obstacle to the third annual event,…
River City boxer itching to lace up at the Golden Gloves
Troy Shantz Blake Loxton has a score to settle. The 24-year-old Sarnia boxer has 17 matches under his belt, with the 18th scheduled for this weekend in Kitchener at the first round of the prestigious…
Letters, week of April 6
Doctor responds with facts about use of methadone clinics Sir: Re: the March 23 letter “Methadone clinics used to segregate addicts from others.” Mr.
Aamjiwnaang elder nominated for Order of Ontario
Troy Shantz Geraldine Robertson was 11-years-old when she placed on a train with her two younger sisters and sent to the Mohawk Institute residential school. It was July 1, 1947.
The Battle of Vimy Ridge and why it’s a big deal
Journal Staff Ceremonies are being held across Canada and in France this weekend to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the Battle of Vimy Ridge.
What’s Happening, week of April 6
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Small town came to the rescue of stranded school team
Cathy Dobson Coach Chris Jones still can’t believe the generosity of a small town that came to the rescue of the entire Northern Vikings basketball team when their bus broke down.
Sarnia thrift store operators puzzled by religious backlash
Troy Shantz A popular Sarnia thrift store has experienced a backlash after it dropped the word “Bible” from its name, its operators say.
Bad Dog puts the bite on new downtown location
Cathy Dobson The owners of Bad Dog Bar & Grill in Corunna looked at least six years in Sarnia for the right spot to open a second location.