Week of Jan. 28
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Journal Staff
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Letters, week of Jan. 28
We’ve a moral imperative to stop ISIS Sir: I am writing in response to a Jan. 21 letter written by Peter Smith, entitled “Western meddling gave rise to ISIS.” Mr.
Lake Huron’s ferocious beauty
Journal Staff Lake Huron is winning the battle of land and sea being waged on Sarnia’s shoreline, and doing it with poetic grandeur.
The story of one brave bomber pilot
George Mathewson A Sarnia man has created a website as a tribute to his pilot dad, who defied the odds by surviving 43 harrowing bombing missions over Germany and Italy in the Second World War.
COLUMN: Noelle’s light will continue to shine
Allie Lynch “Hon, do you know a girl with the last name Paquette?” my mother asked on the other end of the phone. “Noelle?” I answered.
Hometown called to big city accountant
Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the third in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in Sarnia.
Endurance runner driven by daughter’s memory
Jack Poirier Special to The Journal There's one item Tim Westaway never forgets to pack when running an ultra endurance race. That vital piece of gear is a picture of his daughter Kelly.
Noah Santavy, 17, joins the weightlifting big stage
Barry Wright The third time was a charm for Noah Santavy.
Eagle soars at St. Clair downs St. Pat’s
Eagle Bressette of the St. Clair Colts knocks down two points against St. Patrick’s in senior boys high school basketball action on Jan. 19. Bressette was the Colts’ top scorer with 14 points in a…
Remember When: The Country Swingers
This undated photo provided by Sarnia's Terry Hardy shows a local band called The Country Swingers.