Expecting a Blue Jay’s bounce in minor baseball enrolment
Barry Wright A former professional baseball player is hopeful the success of the Toronto Blue Jays this season will have a positive affect on minor ball in Sarnia.
Journal Staff
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Best Buy not worried about U.S. competition
Cathy Dobson There was a time when Sarnians looking for the closest Best Buy to buy electronics headed across the border. Now the tables are turned. With a new Best Buy here, U.S.
Sarnia’s space portrait – 20 years on
It was twenty years ago today, on Nov. 12, 1995, that astronaut Chris Hadfield took this photograph of Sarnia from the Space Shuttle shortly after lifting off from Cape Canaveral on his first flight into…
Private patrons: How Sarnia has become a better city through numerous acts of generosity
Cathy Dobson Three or four times a year Mayor Mike Bradley quietly, and with great discretion, ushers someone into his office who wants to donate large sums of money.
GUEST COLUMN: The text stops here …
Nadine Wark While on a recent road trip that took us through the state of New York, my husband and I were intrigued to see some interesting road signs along the way. Of course, these…
Different faith groups team up up to bring Syrian refugees to Sarnia
Cathy Dobson A group of Syrian refugees could arrive in Sarnia within four months, thanks to a collaboration of two faith groups.
Letters, week of Nov. 12
Any ideas to help Sarnia’s neglected south end? Sir: Sarnia’s south end is a vibrant, family-oriented area of this city, with beautiful brick homes, wartime homes, churches, parks and several excellent shopping districts.
Week of Nov. 12
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Going to the chamber, going to get married
Jack Poirier Special to The Journal Nancy Wright-Laking is excited about Sarnia’s latest proposal; just don’t expect her to put on the Elvis suit.
OPINION: Sarnia needs to reclaim the lakefront right-of-way
George Mathewson The question of who owns half a mile of prime Lake Huron waterfront near Bright’s Grove could be resolved as early as next spring.