Nic Swales headed back to the studio
Cathy Dobson A new album in the works and enough gigs to keep him out of trouble is making Point Edward’s Nic Swales a happy musician these days.
Journal Staff
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What’s Happening, week of March 24
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.
Ann’s story: former addict working with CAS to help improve the system
Tara Jeffrey Ann Laforge had every reason to give up on herself. “My mother couldn’t raise me, and I was always told I was never wanted,” says the 41-year-old Sarnia woman, recalling a pained childhood.
Letters, week of March 24
Bridge toll increase outrageous Sir: Many people are upset about the toll at the Blue Water Bridge increasing to $4 Canadian on April 1.
GUEST COLUMN: Sarnia’s unexpected charms
James Deahl Many people suppose that culture thrives in cities, and the larger the city the superior the culture. I might have believed this myself having spent most of my first sixty-five years in major…
Marinaro headed to World Championships after all
Jack Poirier He took an alternative route, but Sarnia's Michael Marinaro is heading to the World Figure Skating Championships after all.
Couple brings restaurant back from the brink
Cathy Dobson In two short years, a local couple has transformed a struggling East Side Mario’s franchise into a big winner.
Memorial sites vandalized
Connie George, of Kettle Point, wears a mask while removing pink spray paint from the First Nations Souls Memorial at the Blue Water Bridge.
New hand ready to steer Victim Services
Pam Wright Victim Services of Sarnia-Lambton has found a new leader. Samantha Matty assumes the post of executive director on March 30, filling a seat left vacant by the resignation of long-time director Colleen Sim.…
Resident scammed of $20,000
Sarnians continue to be duped by the CRA scam. City police recently took a report from a resident who was called by someone claiming to be from the Canada Revenue Agency.