Un-bearable good time
Stuffed animals rain down to the ice after Sarnia Sting centre Anthony Salinitri scored in the first period of the 19th annual Teddy Bear Toss game Dec. 4 at the Progressive Auto Sales Arena.
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Sediment from Sarnia Harbour being trucked to airport
Troy Shantz Crews are working around the clock to dredge more than 30,000 cubic meters of sediment from Sarnia Harbour and deposit in at Sarnia Chris Hadfield Airport.
Chef cooking classes aim to make Sarnia grate again
Cathy Dobson Michael Mansfield is a local Red Seal chef who has worked at fine restaurants and upscale catered events the past 15 years. Now he’s offering to share his expertise with the community.
Lake Huron rips open more Bright’s Grove seawalls
Journal Staff City officials are warning the shoreline protection in Bright’s Grove is “severely deteriorating” following the collapse of two more sections of seawall.
Sting hosting ugly sweater night
If you have an ugly Christmas sweater you’ll feel right at home at the Dec. 10 Sarnia Sting game.
Contract settlement reached for police
City police have a new contract. The deal provides wage increases of 1.5% annually over the next three years to 111 uniform officers, 44 full-time and 24 part-time civilian employees, starting Jan.
Leighton gets NHL win
Journal Staff Sarnia’s Michael Leighton earned his first NHL victory since 2011 when backstopped the Carolina Hurricanes to a 3-2 victory over the Florida Panthers on Nov. 27. The journeyman goalie, 35, told NHL.
Integrity Commissioner dismissed complaint
Sarnia’s Integrity Commissioner has dismissed a citizen complaint filed against three city councillors.
The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - The name of which dinosaur literally means “three-horned face”? 2 - Hoping to provide for people in the community, what local group launched its annual Kettle Campaign last week? 3 - Which is…
Grass Roots
Stephen Lapier, a Grade 12 student from Alexander Mackenzie Secondary, plants prairie grasses on the Howard Watson Nature Trail recently.