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Journal Staff

Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.

Articles by Journal Staff

Atom Lakers won bronze

The Huron Lakers atom basketball team won a bronze medal at the recent Blessed Sacrament Tournament in Hamilton, Ont.

Lambton wins provincial basketball bronze

Journal Staff The Lambton Lions men’s basketball team downed Sheridan College 100-78 at the OCAA playoffs on March 6 to bring home the bronze medal.

Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 - What does a philatelist collect? 2 - For over six decades, Dorothy Dunne has done what at the Bethel Pentecostal Church? 3 - Counting this year, how many years have customers been enjoying…

Planning underway for Duc D’Orleans seniors cruise

Journal Staff Organizers are busy planning for the 38th Sarnia Seniors Cruise. The cruise aboard the Duc D’Orleans II is an outing on the St. Clair River enjoyed each year by more than 1,000 people,…

Small Amnesty group shares in big victories

Cathy Dobson When former Al Jazeera journalist Mohamed Fahmy was released from prison by Egypt’s president, it was a victory for a small group of committed Sarnians.

Rock for Dimes is puttin’ on the Ritz

Cathy Dobson A successful local fundraiser for March of Dimes is morphing from a battle of the bands to a night of “classy” entertainment, says the event’s co-ordinator.

Do it for Sarnia coming May 6

A stage will be set up on a closed block of Davis Street for an evening of live local music on May 6. The Do it for Sarnia event is a fundraiser for the Bluewater…

New plant will turn corn stalks into sugar

Jack Poirier Biomass start-ups like the Comet Biorefining plant preparing to convert corn stocks into sugar are a sweet deal for Sarnia-Lambton, says Don McCabe, president of the Ontario Federation of Agriculture.