Psych major turns hip-hop producer
Tara Jeffrey Cullen McCurrach always knew music would be a big part of his life. “I grew up surrounded by it,” said the 21-year-old Sarnia native, who began playing guitar in Grade 4, followed by…
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The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - The first human in space came from what country? For a bonus point, what year? 2 – Jordan Colquhoun and Graham Holmes have built an ice rink located outside what local restaurant to…
Flu shot shunned: Even doctors aren’t getting vaccinated
Pam Wright Every doctor and nurse should be getting a flu shot to protect themselves and the public from the virus, the president of the Lambton County Medical Society says. Dr.
Tumble costs local skater shot at Worlds
Barry Wright Michael Marinaro's season came crashing down, literally, at the recent Canadian Figure Skating Championships in Halifax. He and partner Krtisten Moore-Towers of St.
Sting fans help out Flint residents
The generosity of the local hockey community was on full display recently when Sting fans donated $6,575 to help with the water crisis in Flint, Michigan.
Shop fills vaping hole among smokers
Pam Wright Something new is floating in the air in downtown Sarnia. Christina Street is now home to the Tugboat Vaping Co., a new business catering to a growing phenomenon.
Letters, week of Feb. 11
Dollars and sense: Why closing SCITS is a bad idea Sir: What merits the closure of Sarnia Collegiate Institute & Technical School? What factors inform the school board’s recommendation? Demographic change and shrinking budgets seem…
The Russell Street beer legend goes skunk
George Mathewson The naming of P.E. McGibbon public school on Russell Street in 2009 sparked a heated and sometimes divisive controversy.
Week of Feb. 11
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Lambton Lions add pieces to the puzzle
Barry Wright With the impending graduations of two of its leading scorers, Mike Lucier and Shawn Hill, the Lambton Lions men's basketball club is reloading to stay competitive in the tough Ontario Colleges Athletics Association…