Show promises women one-of-a-kind experience
Cathy Dobson Two Sarnia women say they’ve got the formula for a daylong event that gives a platform to female entrepreneurs and offers a one-of-a-kind experience to women.
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New Corunna residence aims to be a community hub
Journal Staff The four-storey complex preparing to open in Corunna next spring will be more than a luxury lifestyle residence for older adults ready to sell their home, management says.
A walk in Sarnia’s early parks
Phil Egan A park forms one of my earliest memories. I was five back in 1952. My two spinster aunts, Frances and Lily, used to walk with me through the grounds of Victoria Park.
Lions tamed in soccer action
Tristan-Paul Aguiar of the Lambton Lions men's soccer team, in green, attempts a close-range shot against the Mohawk College keeper, who made the save in an OCAA soccer game played Saturday at Lambton's Sarnia campus.
Ball hockey team had remarkably talented players
Dave Paul Organized ball hockey was a pretty big deal 40 years ago. Played indoors during the summer the sport even attracted NHL players looking to stay in shape in the off-season.
City boys make hay at the Country Music Awards
Tara Jeffrey Sarnia was well represented at the Canadian Country Music Awards earlier this month, with two city musicians taking home some prestigious hardware.
New window dedicated at St. Giles
Scott Guy, left, and Adam Frazee put the finishing touches on a new stained glass window installed at St. Giles Presbyterian Church.
Francophones paint the city green and white
Journal Staff A large crowd gathered on the waterfront to mark both Franco-Ontarian Day and Sarnia’s deep francophone roots on Sept. 22.
‘As the Council Turns’ to reach wider audience
Troy Shantz A new webcasting system will make it easer for Sarnians to watch – and rewatch – the actions of city council next year.
Fall food drive is underway
Journal Staff The Inn of the Good Shepherd has set an ambitious goal of collecting 40,000 lbs. of food during the Thanksgiving fall food drive “Over the summer months the donations of food decline.