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Cathy Dobson Success in the consignment business doesn’t come easily in Sarnia, says Bob McGregor, owner of Labels for Less. But he can point to a few things that have made it possible to survive…
Phil Egan It promised to be the “event of the season.” All across Sarnia people were excited by the news. The beautiful and elegant Northern Navigation Company’s pavilion was set to open that night for…
Journal Staff An interfaith church service to usher in the Great Lakes shipping season returns to Point Edward on March 5. The annual Mariners’ service at historic St.
A token amount of appreciation Sir: I have been a frequent user of the Blue Water Bridge for nearly 20 years. I did use the tokens that were tossed into a basket to make the…
Tom St. Amand A resident of Maria Street recently asked why the name of his street is pronounced “Ma-RYE-ah” and not “Mar-EE-ah.” It is confusing, especially since we’re more accustomed to Mar-EE-ah: Maria Sharapova, Maria…
More than 100 students at Great Lakes Secondary are ready to take the stage as singers, actors, comedians, dancers and stagehands for the 95th annual “Revue,” running March 2-4 in the auditorium. Showtime is 7:30…
Tara Jeffrey A one-day, youth-led conference focused on mental health and wellness, now in its fourth year, is returning to Sarnia this month.
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Troy Shantz and George Mathewson The balmy temperatures and remarkably ice-free waters around Sarnia this winter may have people smiling, but they could signal trouble ahead for some crops and wildlife, officials say.
Cathy Dobson Sarnia has a heritage committee that collects old photos and designates important historic buildings so their facades can be preserved.
