City pears up on peachy tree idea
Pam Wright Fruit trees will soon be growing again in city parks thanks to an ‘Edible Trees’ grant from Trees Canada. The partnership involving Scouts Canada and the Inn of the Good Shepherd is being…
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Hot diggity dog
It hasn’t been easy this spring finding days nice enough to enjoy dogs and fries under the Blue Water Bridge, but these guys - Blake Morgan, 3, Bryce Morgan, 9, and Brody Morgan, 6, made…
I know that map! City woman retains mom’s iconic Canadian illustrations
Cathy Dobson If you attended a Canadian elementary school in the 1960s and ‘70s, chances are you’ll remember a colourful map posted on the bulletin board featuring the nation’s indigenous people.
OPINION: The murky world of political donations
George Mathewson When a list of the top 30 political donors in Ontario was revealed last week the biggest surprise for me was Adam Moryto.
Document shredding event on May 14
Residents looking to safely dispose of confidential or sensitive documents can bring them to Sarnia Police’s annual Shred It day on May 14. The free event is held in the parking lot of Walmart at…
Arena naming rights
Two groups have expressed interest in buying the naming rights to the Sarnia Sports and Entertainment Centre. City staff are reviewing the two proposals and will submit a report to city council by May 9.
High school soccer action
Goalkeeper Stefan Mallozzi of St. Patrick’s High School makes a close-in stop against Northern Collegiate’s Sam Fairbairn in LKSSAA soccer action April 21 at Norm Perry Park. The big save helped, as the St.
Swim team pours it on
Twelve members of the Sarnia Y Rapids 1 swim team posted top-three finishes at a recent regional SEAL meet in Blenheim, Ont.
Lady Giants tryouts under way
The Corunna Lady Giants organization is gearing up for another season and preparing to field three teams - in the U16, U14 and U12 divisions - in the Tri-County Fastball League.
Gobble gobble!
A trio of wild turkeys has been surprising motorists in the area of Christina Street and Errol Road in recent weeks and may have taken up residence in the woods and fairways of the Sarnia…