Spitfires down Sting
Windsor Spitfire defenceman Patrick Sanvido (#2) raises his arms in celebration after Brendan Lemieux scores against the Sarnia Sting at the SSEC on Friday night.
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Sarnia’s Gabriel named to Team Ontario in sledge hockey
Barry Wright Tom Gabriel took up the sport of sledge hockey seven years ago at the suggestion of some friends, and today he’s carrying the banner for Sarnia on the Team Ontario Sledge Hockey squad.
Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - When more than one pilot is needed in a flight, does the captain generally sit on the left seat or the right seat of the cockpit? 2 - At what venue—it’s been in the…
‘Girl’ electrician shows ‘em how it’s done
Cathy Dobson Tonya Falconer wants other women to know how satisfying an electrician’s career can be. Apprenticeships are tough to get, but jobs are plentiful once you’ve earned your ticket, she says.
Lambton’s Padgett top scorer in province
With the season half over, Lambton College’s Branden Padgett remains the men's basketball scoring leader in the Ontario College Athletic Association. The four-year guard from Michigan is averaging 24.8 point per game.
Rock on: A lost world found in Point Edward, hiding in plain sight
George Mathewson “Here’s a good one,” says Adam Wisniewski. We’re poking among the rocks under the Blue Water Bridge, the most visited and photographed spot in all of Sarnia-Lambton. But this is something I’ve never…
Devastated by fire, store owner makes “lemonade”
Cathy Dobson Gail Ellis remembers feeling overwhelmed while standing in her Michigan Avenue store, surveying the racks of new clothing spoiled by the stench of smoke. Fire had broken out in the Point Edward shop…
Marinaro wants crack at world figure skating championships
Barry Wright One. That's the number of spots Michael Marinaro and his partner Kirsten Moore-Towers need to move up at the Canadian Tire National Skating Championships next month in Halifax.
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