The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - In the song, who cut off the tails of the three blind mice? 2 - Seven TOPS groups exist in Sarnia, with a combined membership of over 200 people.
Journal Staff
Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Articles by Journal Staff
Sarnia-Lambton aims to be test site for basic income program
Troy Shantz Sarnia-Lambton is trying to become one of the Ontario test sites for a Basic Income Guarantee program.
GUEST COLUMN: Back in the day Sarnia’s downtown had it all
Nadine Wark It’s great to see the old Prokopec building at the corner of Christina and Lochiel no longer vacant. A new eatery has moved in, complementing all the other restaurants in downtown Sarnia, a…
Shell appreciation event
The Aamjiwnaang First Nation held an appreciation event on Nov. 10 to thank Shell Canada for its support of the Maajiigin Gumig native plant nursery and greenhouse. The day featured a tree planting, workshops and…
Sarnia-Lambton homes at risk for radon gas exposure
Journal Staff Lambton Public health is recommending local residents test their homes for the presence of radon. Radon is a naturally occurring radioactive gas that comes from the breakdown of uranium found in rocks and…
Three groups receive Alix Foundation grants
The Judith & Norman Alix Foundation recently provided three community projects with a total of $166,510. St. Clair Child & Youth Services is getting $45,000 to renovate its waiting area and provide a more family-…
Couple turfs front lawn, replaces it with plastic grass
Troy Shantz The grass truly is greener on the other side of Brian and Judy James’ home.
Week of Nov. 17
Anti-Trump protests a waste of time and energy Sir: Though I empathize with the #NotMyPresident movement and the street protests against the U.S.
No fish up here
A great blue heron perches on a garage roof behind a residence on Kathleen Avenue last week. Herons are large birds that frequent shorelines and wetlands and eat primarily small fish.
Actor admires Belle for seeing beauty in the beast
Cathy Dobson Theatre Sarnia’s upcoming production of Beauty and the Beast features 26-year-old Hilary Dutourgeerling who says she couldn’t quite believe it when she was cast as the main character Belle.