
Week of March 31
Need to work together on school merger Sir: Re: the consolidation of St. Clair and SCITS. Change can be good, change can provide opportunities, and change can either bring communities together or tear them apart.
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Need to work together on school merger Sir: Re: the consolidation of St. Clair and SCITS. Change can be good, change can provide opportunities, and change can either bring communities together or tear them apart.

What’s happening events must be open to the public, of general interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.
When the Children’s Animal Farm reopened for Easter in Canatara Park last weekend it boasted several improvements. The interior of the barn has been washed and painted and new lighting and signs installed.

Pam Wright The boys at Preferred Towing in Sarnia know how to do the heavy lifting. And that expertise has landed them a starring role in the Discovery Channel’s next Canadian reality TV series.

Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the eleventh in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia.

Tara Jeffrey Eric Ethridge wanted the perfect song for his latest video. “I wanted it to be something special -- and a little bit different than anything I’ve done,” said the 27-year-old rising country music…

Dave Paul It’s OHL playoff time. And for Sarnia Sting fans that means … well, who knows? Based on a stellar regular season, this year’s team appears to be a contender.

George Mathewson A total of 189 people on City Hall’s payroll made $100,000 or more last year. The 32% increase means that fully one-third of the 540-member municipal workforce is now also a member of…

Cathy Dobson There’s an energy in the room during a Sarnia Art Attack that leaves the artists and their fans wanting more, says co-ordinator Billie Jo Gage.

Cathy Dobson Another new boutique soon to open in downtown Sarnia will merge two retailers and mark the next step in Chris Yurchuk’s small business plan.