Hockey comedy launches Theatre Sarnia’s 89th season
Cathy Dobson They said it couldn’t be done, but Jay Peckham didn’t listen and says "they" were wrong.
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Sarnia Community Foundation grants
The Sarnia Community Foundation has announced grants to 35 local organizations totaling $131,796 so far this year. Groups getting more than $7,000 include Habitat for Humanity, Pathways, Sarnia Concert Association, St.
Veteran’s Park about to get a little more crowded
The old cannon in Canatara Park known as “Big Tom” has been approved for relocation to the park behind the Sarnia Library, possibly in time for Remembrance Day.
Legionnaires win on home ice
After a pair of one-goal setbacks on home ice to start the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League season, the Sarnia Legionnaires hit the win column at the Brock Street Barn with a 4-2 win over…
Lambton College golfer among elite
Steve Brown of Lambton College finished tied for fifth at the recent Ontario Colleges Athletic Association (OCAA) Golf Championships at Hunters Pointe Golf Course in Welland, Ont.
Northern downs St. Pat’s in senior girls basketball
Keirsten Tomkins of St. Patrick’s High School, left, is fouled while driving to the basket by Marisa Mara of Northern Collegiate during St. Pat’s homecoming game played Oct. 1.
Lambton Lions soccer team scratched by Falcons
Garth Denys of the Lambton College Lions heads the ball away from a Fanshawe College player in a men’s soccer match played on Sept. 29. Despite home field advantage, the Lions lost to the Falcons…
The Sarnia Journal Trivia Challenge
1 - What is the main colour in China’s national flag? 2 - What local club takes its name from the first name of a famous medieval philosopher, scholar and poet? 3 - Walk a…
A chance to join the bandwagon
Cathy Dobson Attention elementary school students who love music and dream about playing in a band: This may be your lucky day.
Green Home: More efficient building techniques could cut energy bills in half
Susan Roberts Special to The Journal A new home built by a Sarnia man on 3100 Egremont Rd. is incorporating several energy-efficient features that are expected to dramatically slash his energy bills.