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Articles by Journal Staff

Lambton’s Padgett leads college league scoring

Branden Padgett of the Lambton College Lions drives past Jacob Walda (12) and Josh de Schiffert (14) of the Redemeer University Royals in OCAA basketball action Jan. 23 in Sarnia.

Two Sting attend Prospects Game

Jordan Kyrou assisted on both goals for Team Cherry in a 3-2 loss to Team Orr in the CHL Top Prospects Game last week in Vancouver. Kyrou was plus two on the game with three…

Snow Park gearing up for second season

Tara Jeffrey Tim Nixon and Dave Ouellette intend to expose even more people to winter action sports this year with a bigger and better BP Snow Park Project.

The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 - Tinnitus affects which of the senses? 2 - Drive carefully: From January to September 2015, which Sarnia intersection was the site of the most motor vehicle collisions? 3 - In which country would…

Bice brothers hope for repeat at Tankard

Barry Wright Mike Bice wouldn't mind turning back the hands of time when his rink competes at the Ontario Tankard at the Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre in Brantford next week.

Long lost Robertsville was Sarnia’s first suburb

George Mathewson Never heard of Robertsville? Join the club. Even keen local history buffs usually draw a blank when asked about the 19th century community, which was actually Sarnia’s first suburb.

Andy Brandt wary of pot sales at LCBO

Pam Wright Special to The Journal Proceed with caution and handle with care. That’s the advice of former politician and LCBO chairman Andy Brandt on Ottawa’s intention to legalize and distribute marijuana.

COLUMN: There is room here for you!

George Esser A few years ago I visited the Pier 21 museum in Halifax, which was the main port at which European immigrants came to Canada, including my mother and paternal grandfather.

How to learn the history of your home

Pam Wright Special to The Journal The walls of your house can’t talk — but what you can discover at the Lambton Country Archives is the next best thing.