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Paul Jackson Since 2009 I have gathered with a group of other “Strangway Seniors” on Thursdays mornings to play, like the youth of our memories, some sandlot slo-pitch. Paul Jackson Softball diamonds are in much…
Phil Egan A mystery first reported in The Sarnia Journal almost two years ago has been solved. Restorers working on the 1940s-era steam locomotive in Centennial Park first noticed something odd about “Betty” in 2014.
Stevi Sedgbeer, of Sarnia, took advantage of a warm day and clear skies to exercise her dog, Darla, at Centennial Park. During a break Stevi's four-legged companion took a dip and then had her portrait…
As Sarnia prepares for the next stage of remediation in Centennnial Park, Fisheries and Oceans Canada is conducting a acquatic survey of Sarnia Bay.
Two Catholic elementary schools in Sarnia are getting upgrades this summer. Parking lot improvements are planned at Holy Trinity, along with better drainage, landscaping and fencing at a cost of $286,000, the St.
Lambton County has embraced a program to help its employees recognize and respond to domestic violence. The ‘Make it Our Business’ program helps workers spot the warning signs, be supportive and refer those in need…
Keaton Boisvert, 4, the son of Sara and Joel, is chased by James Ennett, 3, the son of Tiffany and Jeremy, at the big field in Canatara Park. The boys were making their own fun…
Kristy Hodgins of Northern Collegiate clips the second-last hurdle in the senior girls 400-metre hurdles at the SWOSSA track and field finals in Windsor, Ont.
The Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club launched its 110th year of operation with the first tournament of the season on Victoria Day.
Sarnia-Lambton’s outstanding businesses and entrepreneurs were recognized May 27 when the Chamber of Commerce held its annual awards gala at the Imperial Theatre. More than 450 people attended the ritzy evening of live music, comedy…
