Agency showcasing employment program at UN conference
Tara Jeffrey Laura Stokley is heading to the world stage to share a successful homegrown program that provides job opportunities for youth with disabilities.
Journal Staff
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Bright’s Grove building freeze could be lifted this summer
Troy Shantz Bright’s Grove may have another reason this year to celebrate Canada’s 150th birthday. July 1 is the date that a long-standing development freeze in the community could be lifted, thanks to an upgrade…
Venerable ‘Brock Street Barn’ in line for major renovations
Dan McCaffery Special to The Journal Historic Sarnia Arena is slated to receive a major facelift. The venerable old rink – affectionately known to generations of local hockey fans as the 'Brock Street Barn' –…
A council Q&A: Should Sarnia sell off its surplus land?
Troy Shantz On Jan 16, Sarnia postponed rezoning the former Kinsmen Centre on Lakeshore Road after residents strongly objected to selling the two-acre property for housing development.
Dredging of Sarnia Harbour hits bottom just in time
Troy Shantz The first dredging of Sarnia Harbour coordinated and executed by the city has ended — and not a moment too soon.
GUEST COLUMN: Reforms underway at City Hall important and necessary
Steve Loxton At the Jan. 16 city council meeting, two contentious items were dealt with: crossing guard cuts and an update on City Hall renovations to enhance security and separate the “political” from “administrative” areas.
Bice team at curling provincials
The Mark Bice Rink of the Sarnia Golf & Curling Club was scheduled to compete this week at the Ontario Curling Championship in Cobourg, Ont.
Biological warfare has fascinating, horrifying history
Troy Shantz Allan McKeown’s early interest in biological warfare grew even stronger after he was on the receiving end of what might have been an attack.
Bronze at national championships bittersweet for Marinaro
Dave Paul Michael Marinaro had mixed feelings following his bronze medal pairs performance at the national figure skating championships in Ottawa.
Lambton Lions men’s basketball team coming around
Journal Staff After a dismal start the Lambton Lions men’s basketball team are showing signs of life.