Refined Fool brewery’s downtown expansion bid goes flat
Troy Shantz Sarnia’s own craft brewery has scrapped plans to expand operations into a second downtown location, for now anyway.
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Time to ‘move on’ from Bradleygate: councillors
George Mathewson Having decided to let Mayor Mike Bradley keep his old office, city councillors say it’s time to get past the workplace harassment controversy that's gripped City Hall and get back to business. Council…
Burrows’ online community channel making an impact
Troy Shantz The host of a Sarnia-based web series who inadvertently recorded comments by a city councillor at the centre of an Integrity Commissioner complaint is sorry that it happened.
City endorses phone and Internet voting
Sarnia residents may be able to vote for their mayor and councillors online and by phone in the next municipal election.
College hoops
Lambton College’s Ousmane Kromah attempts a shot while making contact with Jake Price of the Fanshawe Falcons during Lambton’s first men’s basketball home game of the OCAA season on Nov. 11. The Falcons went on…
Junior football semi-final
Ball carrier Aiden Wildfong, #23, of St. Patrick’s struggles to fight off a pair of Northern Collegiate defenders in a junior football semi-final played Nov. 12 at Norm Perry Park.
Cross country finals
Kaylee White, left, of Northern Collegiate, was the top finisher among city high schools runners at the all-Ontario cross country finals, finishing 34th in a junior girls field of 294 at Port Hope, Ont. on…
Vikings rule
The Northern Vikings senior girls basketball team clinched the Lambton-Kent high school title on Nov. 12 by downing Chatham-Kent 48-39 in the final. Seen here driving to the net is Northern’s Avery Bathe-Minard. Bruce Smith,…
Spinozzi named new Sting captain
The Sarnia Sting have named Kevin Spinozzi team captain. The overage defenceman is in his fourth season as a member of the Sting, and fifth in the Ontario Hockey League.
Sarnia’s drum corps meant pageantry and parades
Phil Egan On soft summer nights the brash but beautiful sounds of marching drums and singing bugles would linger in the air. In the early days of rock ‘n roll, before the Beatles and the…