
International Symphony goes Celtic
Members of the ensemble Rant Maggie Rant will perform with the International Symphony Orchestra in a Celtic-themed show called Fiddles and Kilts on Jan.
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Members of the ensemble Rant Maggie Rant will perform with the International Symphony Orchestra in a Celtic-themed show called Fiddles and Kilts on Jan.

Cathy Dobson A high school co-op term at a local hair salon inspired Taylor Sherman to hone his skills in Europe and return to Sarnia as the owner of his own business.

Journal Staff Sarnia’s love affair with hockey shone brightly when the Rogers Hometown Hockey Tour touched down in Sarnia last week.

Student Chris Jeffers arrives at the Sarnia premiere of "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" at the Galaxy Cinemas dressed as character 'Obi Wan Knobi on Dec. 16.

Barry Wright Not unlike a pre-school child itself, a local field lacrosse program aimed primarily at girls under the age of five is growing in leaps and bounds.

A man synonymous with the growth, prosperity and independence of Point Edward has died. Dick Kirkland passed peacefully at St. Joseph’s Hospice on Dec. 17. He was 83.
Sarnians are continuing to get phone calls from scammers pretending to be from the Canada Revenue Agency, city police say. Often the victim gets a call from someone claiming that taxes are owed and asks…

The Northern Collegiate Vikings hosted the 11th annual Rebound Basketball Classic and won both halves of the double-header on Dec. 16. The junior boys defeated St. Patrick’s 65-18 and the seniors downed St. Pat’s 67-45.

The Huron Lakers Atom girls basketball team brought home bronze medals from a tournament in St. Catharines on Dec. 13, after downing the host Rebels 19-15.
The St. Patrick’s Fighting Irish head into the holiday break in first place in the north division of the Lambton Kent Boys High School Hockey League. The Irish improved to 3-0-1 with a 4-0 win over…