Screen Time
These international students at Lambton College react to the images on their cell phones while recording a send-off flashmob that took place in the school cafeteria. From left are Josseyln Alva, Maria Villapudua, Anna Luanga…
Journal Staff
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A short history of service clubs in Sarnia
Phil Egan The people of this city are known for their generosity, and that was a trait that coalesced at the Sarnia Luncheon Club.
Week of Dec. 15
City council dropped the ball on Germain dog park Sir: What were they thinking? Or not. Why would the majority of city council approve an off -leash dog park at Germain Park? I have lived…
Painting party rage puts every dabbler in the picture
Cathy Dobson Local artist and entrepreneur Cat Cabajar has discovered Sarnia’s huge enthusiasm for paint parties is taking her company to a whole new level. Cabajar, 35, is one of very few Sarnia artists making…
Outstanding business award nominations now open
Nominations are now being accepted for the Sarnia Lambton Chamber of Commerce’s annual Outstanding Business Achievement Awards.
Week of Dec. 15
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Health campus proponents respond to city decision on hospital property
Editor's note: On Monday, city council directed staff to issue a Request for Proposals regarding the sale of the former Sarnia General Hospital.
Free hug team takes the world in a love embrace
Cathy Dobson Some look away. A few walk off in another direction, quickly. But the vast majority of people offered a free hug by Deb Pretty and her team makes eye contact and goes in…
Flashmob!
Lambton College students organized a flashmob to mark the graduation and return home of 60 internationals students from Mexico on Dec. 9.
OPINION: Meet Ray Jarvis, Sarnia’s forgotten show biz sensation
George Mathewson When the subject of successful Sarnians comes up the name of Ray Jarvis Worsley is never mentioned. But it should be.