Police pulling over drivers … for good behaviour
Cathy Dobson Sarnia Police pulled over about 10 surprised motorists last week with lights flashing in unmarked cruisers, even though the drivers had done nothing wrong.
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Fentanyl patch exchange will save lives, family says
Cathy Dobson A new Fentanyl patch exchange program in Sarnia-Lambton won’t bring her son back, but Laurie Hicks is confident it will save other lives. Ryan Hicks, 25, died in March from a Fentanyl addiction…
High schools shine at tennis championships
Journal Staff Two Sarnia high schools, Northern Collegiate and St. Patrick’s, finished first and third respectively at the Lambton-Kent high school tennis championships on Oct. 14.
Brown second at college golf nationals
Barry Wright He would have preferred hoisting the trophy at the conclusion of the Ping Canadian College Athletic Association Golf Championships. But Steve Brown of Lambton College says his second place finish at the Chilliwack,…
Olympic F.C. wins soccer “triple crown”
Olympic F.C. were “triple crown” winners for a second year in a row this season, topping the Sarnia Men's Industrial Soccer League and then winning both the playoffs and the Subway Cup.
New tutoring service opens with 14 teachers
Cathy Dobson Sahar Nasr, owner of a new business called Math Plus Tutors, apologizes as our interview starts because a workman is installing a fire alarm for the deaf that comes equipped with a strobe…
Young dancers joined production of Sleeping Beauty
A group of local dancers watch a rehearsal of Sleeping Beauty being staged by Canada‘s Ballet Jörgen at the Imperial Theatre. The young dancers were invite to participate in the one-night show on Oct.
CO detector grace period is over
City firefighters have responded to more than 125 carbon monoxide alarms going off so far this year, Sarnia Fire Rescue says.
Heavy haul corridor
Sarnia is contributing to a business plan for a “heavy haul corridor” to assist local manufacturers in getting their products to market.
Northern runners excel at cross country invitational
The cross country team from Northern Collegiate had a strong showing against runners from all across Ontario at the Sinclair Highlands Invitational on Oct. 16.