City country artist enjoying rapid climb
Tara Jeffrey If hard work, patience and humility are the keys to success, Eric Ethridge is doing all the right things.
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Sole train
Liam Fogel of Sarnia Christian School lost his shoe but won the race during a cross country meet held Oct. 8 at Canatara Park.
City hall swamped with complaints about free roaming pets
Jack Poirier Special to The Journal When it comes to things that rile up Sarnians, stray cats and dogs are at the top of the list.
Sarnia: Then and Now
THEN: Sarnia’s first oil refinery was built by Charles Mackenzie, who lived in this house on Christina Street at London Road. The home’s demolition was already underway when this scene was captured on July 7,…
Week of Oct. 21
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Letters, week of Oct. 15
Candidate’s comment was offside Sir: A recent article in the Globe and Mail (“Gaffes: When Candidates Accidentally Tell the Truth”) quotes a Sarnia-Lambton candidate as saying, “People come to this country with certain values and now…
Bright’s Grove lakefront gets emergency repairs
Journal Staff Three different stretches of Bright’s Grove shoreline hammered by high waves recently have now been repaired.
Sarnia, churches clash over foodbanks and soup kitchens
Cathy Dobson Just when you thought Sarnia and its churches were finished with legal battles, religious leaders are asking why the city won’t allow foodbanks and soup kitchens in places of worship.
Flu shot season is here
Journal Staff Like turning leaves and migrating birds, flu clinics are a sure sign of fall.
Gladu win keeps Sarnia-Lambton Tory blue
Marilyn Gladu bucked a 52-year-old local tradition Monday when the federal Conservatives won the riding of Sarnia-Lambton but were swept from power by Justin Trudeau’s Liberals.