Elite sibling curlers set up shop in Sarnia
Troy Shantz Sarnia was an obvious choice in which to set up shop and form competitive curling teams, say elite curlers Steph and Ryan LeDrew. “Curlers chase the ice just like golfers chase the dream…
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Sarnia-born industrial designer headlines Women’s Forum
Troy Shantz Jessica Ching says growing up a child with science-minded parents in Sarnia helped her become recognized nationally for her innovations in the medical field.
High school tennis results
Following are results from the Lambton Kent high school north division tennis play downs, held Oct. 5 at the Sarnia Riding Club and Sarnia Tennis Club.
High school cross-country results
Journal Staff Cross-country runners from city high schools did well at the Canatara Meet of Champions, held on Sept. 28.
Rock of Ages musical fueled by ‘80s glam rock vibe
Cathy Dobson Theatre Sarnia`s first show of the new season is an ambitious musical featuring hit after hit from the ‘80s.
Half way to campaign target
The United Way of Sarnia-Lambton is half way to reaching this year’s $2-million target. So far, contributions from individuals, businesses and volunteers is on pace with last year’s successful fundraising drive, said campaign chair Richard…
Dream Home lottery is back
Tickets for the 22 nd Dream Home Lottery are now on sale. This year’s home at 404 Rodriguez Dr. is valued at $526,000 and includes furniture, electronics and appliances.
Want to help with Great Lakes school history?
Great Lakes Secondary School is looking for eight alumni and former staff from St. Clair and SCITS to start a history and memorabilia subcommittee.
Coming through
Mitch Damchuk, #33, of St. Patrick’s High School shakes off a Chatham Kent defender and takes it over the goal line for the first touchdown in an LKSSAA football game played Oct. 6 at Norm…
Mayor Bradley harassed and bullied staff, report says
George Mathewson Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley has created a poisoned work environment at City Hall by harassing and bullying senior staff, according to a workplace investigation report released Friday.