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Journal Staff

Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.

Articles by Journal Staff

Putting an end to elder abuse

Cathy Dobson Local police and Bluewater Health workers are spearheading a new initiative to assist seniors and their families when elder abuse is suspected.

Kinsmen Centre repair costs mounting

Journal staff Replacing the roof and removing mould and asbestos from the Kinsmen Community Centre could cost a quarter of a million dollars, city staff estimates.

High school cross country results

Journal Staff Runners from Northern Collegiate continued their winning ways by claiming the overall team title at the LKSSAA cross country championships held Oct. 21.

Lions fall

Lambton Lions striker Elliot Pecora, of Sarnia, collides with an opponent during the final match of soccer season on Oct. 21, which ended in a 1-1 tie. The Lions ended their OCAA season with a…

Sarnia soccer star eyes national stage

Barry Wright Shae-Lynn van Gassen and her soccer teammates at Livonia, Michigan-based Schoolcraft College feel they have some unfinished business to attend to next weekend in Ohio.

Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 – Who was Robin Hood’s girlfriend? 2 – Now located in Point Edward, what local business, which began as a small bookstore and newsstand on Lochiel Street in 1900, […]

Gearing up for the SMAA playoffs

Dodging wet snowflakes to reach the goal line, Austin West (#52) of the Bigras Painting Tiger Sharks gets protection from teammate Liam Ellis (#58) in SMAA football action on Oct. 17.

OPINION: The old gal needs a greasectomy

George Mathewson She may have celebrated her 100th birthday last year but Sarnia is in pretty good shape for her age. She quit smoking, cleaned up her act and loves nothing better than to throw…

Biggest single donation ever by local Shriners

Cathy Dobson When President Don Roberts and the rest of the Lambton Shrine Club learned they were the recipients of a generous bequest, they were shocked. “We had no idea it was coming,” said Roberts.