Breathing new life into First Friday downtown walkabout
Cathy Dobson As First Friday enters its 10th year in downtown Sarnia, the cultural walkabout has a new lease on life, says Mike Cole of Storyboard Solutions’ marketing team.
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Week of Nov. 3
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Anti-bullying vigil planned
Troy Shantz Following recent rallies in support of Mayor Mike Bradley, a candlelight vigil will be held in support of victims of bullying Nov. 7 at City Hall.
Bradley supporters hold another rally
A group of about 20 people convened at the Curly Q Salon on Wellington Street to rally in support of Mayor Mike Bradley on Nov. 1.
Sarnia’s own Justin Fazio leading Sting’s early success
Dave Paul Entering this season the talk among Sarnia Sting fans focused on how many of the team’s young stars – Pavel Zacha, Travis Konecny and Jakob Chychrun – would remain with their NHL teams.
Helping very small businesses hire should be priority, report says
Troy Shantz Sarnia-Lambton has an untapped resource that could potentially mean thousands of jobs, according to a new report.
It’s alive! Celebration of Light returning after all
Cathy Dobson Sarnians are saying loud and clear they don’t want the Celebration of Lights cancelled and are pitching in to bring it back from the brink, says elated chairman Bill Suisham.
Centennial Park project over-budget and delayed again
Cathy Dobson Contrary to popular belief, Centennial Park will be an improved version of itself once the $11-million overhaul is complete, says Sarnia’s environmental services superintendent.
School cross-country results
Journal staff Runners from Sarnia-area schools posted some excellent results in both elementary and high school cross-country meets last week. The Southwestern Ontario secondary school finals were held at Canatara Park on Oct. 26.
High school basketball action
Breanna Pretty (#11) of St. Patrick’s High School attempts a shot while being defended by Jessica Jordan of the Chatham-Kent Hawks during an LKSSAA senior girls basketball game on Oct. 27.