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Photographer helping other shooters take next step
Cathy Dobson Paul Sorensen believes that even in the digital age, consumers want old-fashioned, personal service. They’re tired of big box attitudes and don’t like to rely on the Internet for expertise.
Audiologist likes to hear from her patients
Laura Greaves Year of Local This is the last in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia.
Week of July 28
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Picnic to celebrate building centennial
An old-fashioned picnic is planned for Sept. 1 to mark the 100th anniversary of the Lochiel Kiwanis Community Centre. Building users and community partners will enjoy a barbecue, old-time games and the Seaway Kiwanis train.
OLYMPIC REPORT: For better or worse, the Rio Games are ready to roll
Editor’s note: Sarnia’s Craig Hobin is a special contributor reporting from the Olympics in Brazil. Craig Hobin Regardless of what takes place during the Summer Games in Rio de Janeiro this month, Brazilians will be laughing.
Week of July 28
Appalled by council’s condemnation of Mayor Bradley Sir: As a regular and enthusiastic reader of your newspaper, I have just read your almost comprehensive coverage of the attempted assassination of our veteran mayor, Mike Bradley,…
Loss of Jackson Pool felt keenly this summer
Cathy Dobson Soaring temperatures are keeping Sarnia’s only outdoor public pool swimming at capacity.
Retired RCAF combat instructor returns to Sarnia, swaps wings for drones
Pam Wright David Cooke’s latest venture is ready for take off. The former RCAF pilot is the founder of Canda, which provides high definition video using the latest drone technology.
COLUMN: This ain’t just any research project
George Mathewson Sarnia’s Michael Iannozzi is a graduate student studying language and dialect at Western University whose keen ear for speech was triggered by his grandparents. They use words in interesting ways.