Junior pair take tennis title
Sarnia’s Andrew Davies, 15, teamed up with 16-year-old Griffin Allen of Petrolia to capture the men’s championship at the Sam Kromer Flight Doubles Tennis Tournament held in Port Huron on July 9-10.
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Fallout continues from internal crisis at city hall
George Mathewson The internal crisis at city hall continued to churn last week with council considering other ways it might limit the powers of Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley.
Norse code
The largest Viking ship in the world, the Draken Harald Harfagre, makes its way up the St. Clair River on July 13 on its way to the Tall Ships Celebration in Bay City, Michigan.
Imperials on the march
Ryan Lounsbury of the Sarnia Imperials fends off a defender from the Steel City Patriots during the final home game of the season played July 9 at Norm Perry Park.
A day at the beach
This undated post card from Sarnia shows a group of children wading on the shoreline of Lake Huron. It would appear from the bored looks and suppressed yawns that the photographer needed some time to…
I declare: Paying border duties an old Sarnia custom
Phil Egan I have a distinct recollection of my first unusual experience with Canada Customs. It cost me three beers.
Heads in the sand, we slide deeper into debt
Cathy Dobson An enormous digital clock rolled into the Walmart parking lot last week, its numbers rapidly tallying the federal debt and how much is owed by each man, woman and child.
Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - The flute and the bassoon belong to what section of an orchestra? 2 - As part of the worldwide Healthy Parks Healthy People movement, residents of Sarnia-Lambton can enjoy what free of charge…
Endurance race endures in the Grove
Dave Paul Happy Birthday to the Bluewater Triathlon, which turns 35 this year. The 2016 version of the enduring endurance race is on Saturday, July 23 in Bright’s Grove, the home of race director Dr.
Mobile Market brings food to low-income areas
Pam Wright New ideas are keeping things fresh at the Inn of the Good Shepherd’s Mobile Market. This season marks the debut of Snack Pack, a pilot project distributing nutritious snacks to youngsters in geared-to-income…