Point Edward scholarship honours Walkers
A scholarship has been created in honour of two long-time Point Edward residents The Maynard and Rene Walker Family Scholarship will provide the winner with $5,000 U.S.
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Sarnia’s Ron Fogarty nominated for NCAA coaching honours
Troy Shantz Sarnia native Ron Fogarty was nominated for coach of the year in the ECAC Hockey League in the NCAA.
IJC meeting dredges up Great Lakes water problems
Troy Shantz Sarnia went to great lengths to properly dispose of sediment scooped up during this winter’s $3-million dredging project, but that’s not always the case in the Great Lakes.
Peewee Champions
After posting a 21-0-3 regular season the Point Edward Blackhawks peewee team clinched the LMLL "A" division title this month with a 6-0 shutout over the Port Stanley Sailors.
Imperial Oil’s remarkable contribution to the arts
Cathy Dobson One of the best examples of mural painting in Canadian art history is at the centre of a new Imperial Oil donation to Sarnia-Lambton’s public art collection.
Police chief revises city’s ‘unfounded” sex assault numbers
Cathy Dobson Sarnia Police Chief Phil Nelson has weighed in on the national controversy surrounding sexual assault investigations that don’t result in charges, saying his department’s rate of “unfounded” cases is lower than first reported.
Seniors complex planned for Devine Street School lands
Journal Staff A developer is proposing to redevelop the Devine Street School lands into a campus featuring an independent seniors living complex and a dementia-care facility.
Star Skate competitors
This group from the Point Edward Skating Club competed recently at the Star Skate Championships in Alymer, Ont.
Ottawa asked to repair “sad” Alexander Mackenzie gravesite
Sarnia’s mayor is appealing to Ottawa to improve the condition of Alexander Mackenzie’s gravesite in Sarnia.
More city employees make Sunshine List
An additional 48 City of Sarnia employees made $100,000 or more in income last year, bringing to 237 the number of “sunshine club” members on the municipal payroll. Firefighters and police officers once again led…