
Introducing Mediterranean cuisine, one plate at a time
Cathy Dobson Adnan Joudeh wants to introduce Sarnians to his Mediterranean cooking that he says is a healthy and tasty alternative to western fare.
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Cathy Dobson Adnan Joudeh wants to introduce Sarnians to his Mediterranean cooking that he says is a healthy and tasty alternative to western fare.

Cathy Dobson Local photojournalist Larry Towell was imbedded with Ukrainian troops on the front lines this winter.

Park supervisor Jim Harkins watches as a backhoe places stone along the north shoreline of Lake Chipcan in Canatara Park. The rock is being added to improve fish habitat and create new spawning areas.

Valedictorian Daniel Marr and fellow graduate 84-year-old Reginald Learn respond to being congratulated by principal Sean Keane during SCITS commence ceremonies on June. 9. Journal Staff It was unchecked box on Reginald Learn’s bucket list.

Tara Jeffrey A much in-demand grief and bereavement program for children has been forced to scale back because its fundraising avenues are tapped out.

Tara Jeffrey Paige Van Praet aims to be a voice for local youth.

City Hall has placed a line of armour stone on the beach at Canatara Park. Vandalism in the park recently has included ATVs driving onto the sand at night and damaging the ecologically sensitive dunes.…

Dave Paul Add Sebastian Smith’s name to the list of unlikely track and field stars. It’s not that Smith, a Grade 12 student at Northern Collegiate isn’t a fine athlete.

Pam Wright It’s the unabashed gratitude of young students that is drawing Shirley Willis back. The Sarnia resident, a long-time supporter of Free the Children, is raising money to upgrade a school in an African…

The Sarnia Braves major peewee U13 team went undefeated to win the recent Cardinals Classic tournament in St. Thomas, Ont.