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George Mathewson Score one for Lake Huron. A breach in the seawall between Telfer and Brigden sideroads has grown alarmingly since The Journal described the state of Sarnia’s shaky shoreline defences earlier this year.
Two local boxers from the River City Boxing Club scored victories at the Battle Arts Academy Club Show in Mississauga on Sept. 27. Dylan Taylor won a majority decision over a boxer from Wasaga Beach.
Cathy Dobson Editor’s Note: The doors opened last week at the Judith and Norman Alix Art Gallery on an exhibition billed as the most important art event in Sarnia’s history, the only Ontario stop of…
Editor's Note: The Journal is profiling the four candidates competing to be the next federal Member of Parliament for Sarnia-Lambton. This is the first in a four-part series appearing daily this week.
The United Way has reached the half way mark of the 2015 campaign. Just over $975,000 has been raised toward this year’s target of $1.95 million, which is about 3% ahead of last year’s pace,…
Sarnia has won an international award at the Communities in Bloom competition in Kamloops, B.C. The city claimed a ‘5 Bronze’ rating on Oct.
Cathy Dobson It shouldn’t be hard to push through a five-kilometre run with zombies at your heels, says Lynae Morningstar, organizer of a new Halloween fun run.
Barry Wright Sarnia's Matt Hill is hoping a little quiet time will take his golf game to the next level.
Quarterback Qwen Layne of the Sarnia Lakeshore Optimist Inferno carries the ball past a group of defenders and heads straight for the goal line in atom SMAA football action at Norm Perry Park on Sept.…
Thea deGroot In order to earn my teacher certification in the late ‘60's after completing thirteen years of school, I spent one year at Hamilton Teachers' College.
