Surging Sting knock off Knights
The Sarnia Sting moved into sole possession of first place in the OHL’s West Division with a thrilling 2-1 victory over their arch nemesis the London Knights on Saturday.
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Gymnasts qualify for nationals
Three members of Sarnia's Bluewater Gymnastics have qualified for the Canadian Championships in Edmonton in May.
New enviro-awards approved
Sarnia’s top eco-champs are about to get a pat on the back. Council has backed a plan from the city’s Environmental Advisory Committee for “Go Green Awards” to be awarded to residents who help protect…
Foundation accepting applications
The Judith & Norman Alix Foundation is now taking funding applications for local capital projects. The applications must be received by April 1 and the projects must be located in Lambton County. More eligibility criteria…
Smelly business
Sixty-five kilometres of sewers in the Colborne Road area will be scoped to identify problems, prioritize repairs and hopefully address a long-standing problem with sewer gas, city hall says. Sewer Technologies Inc.
Speed limit won’t change
The speed limit in front of the Bright’s Grove commercial plaza won’t be lowered after all.
Jackson nets four in lacrosse loss
Sarnia's Kyle Jackson started the 2016 Michigan Wolverines lacrosse season off on the right foot.
Bice falls short at Ontario Tankard
The Mark Bice foursome from the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club finished 3-7 and out of the playoffs at the Ontario Tankard in Brantford.
Local board’s impact recognized
An organization that loans money to small businesses locally has received a vote of confidence from the Conference Board of Canada.
Local fundraisers leverage to raise more
Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the fifth in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia.