Ontario high school cross country results
Kaylee White of Northern Collegiate, pictured here, had one of the top finishes for Sarnia cross country runners competing at the Ontario high school championship on Nov. 7.
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Substation gets a lift
Cory Sowinski, a painter with Four Star Painting of Sarnia, checks for missed spots while sprucing up the Henry Ross Substation on Front Street. The stucco exterior is being repaired and new siding installed.
Overnight parking back in force
Sarnia’s overnight parking restrictions have resumed. Cars, trucks and motorcycles must be off the road between 2 a.m. and 5:30 a.m. to allow for de-icing and snow removal. The restrictions remain in place until April…
Gladu appointed to shadow cabinet
Marilyn Gladu has been given a portfolio in the shadow cabinet of Conservative Party Leader Rona Ambrose. The new MP for Sarnia-Lambton, who is a chemical engineer, will be the new science critic with the…
Chamber CEO search
The Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce expects to have a new president and CEO in place before the end of the year. Resumes for the job have been received from applicants in Sarnia-Lambton and across Ontario,…
Vikings rule
Northern's basketball champions Northern Collegiate became the 2015 Lambton-Kent high school senior girls basketball champions by downing St. Patrick’s High School 50-31 in the league’s all-Sarnia final.
Iron Hides SMAA atom champs
The Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 Iron Hides were the 2015 Atom champions this year in SMAA football.
Sting help OHL beat Russians
Jordan Kyrou of the Sarnia Sting took full advantage of an unexpected opportunity when he joined Team OHL last week for the Canada-Russia Subway Series in Windsor as a late edition.
City runner wins bronze at national event
Kevin Dann of Sarnia was part of Fanshawe College's third place finish at the Canadian College Athletics Association (CCAA) Cross Country championships earlier this month in Brockville.
Sarnian’s basketball team on top
Laura Dally's University of Saskatchewan Huskies is the number one rated women's basketball club in the country in the most recent CIS rankings. The Huskies are 4-0 in conference play and were 7-1 overall this…