Colts win opener
The St. Clair Colts, seen in purple and white, used home field advantage to defeat Wallaceburg 27-20 in senior boys high school football action on Friday, Sept. 18. Submitted Photo
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“Demolition by neglect:” City rescinds heritage protection on historic home
George Mathewson The future of a “classic” Ontario farmhouse built in the 1860s of logs and local brick is in limbo after city council quashed its heritage designation last week.
Painter Emily Carr a Canadian icon
Cathy Dobson Editor’s Note: The doors open Oct.
Revelree music festival aims to fill Bayfest void
Cathy Dobson The directors of Sarnia’s new Revelree Music Festival are huge music fans who like both country and rock. Scott Palko and Cam Shipley say that, musically, next summer’s festival could go either way.
OPINION: City eyeing sponsorship deal
Ain't singin’ for Pepsi Ain't singin’ for Coke I don't sing for nobody Makes me look like a joke - Neil Young, lyrics from “This Note’s For You” Sarnians could be seeing a lot more…
SMAA football action
SMAA action A new season of SMAA football is underway and the teams are sporting new neon-bright uniforms.
Volleyball a growing sport locally
Barry Wright Competitive volleyball is alive and growing in the Sarnia area. Case in point is the Twin Bridges Volleyball Club, which has begun a new season that will culminate with the provincial championships at…
Sting, Otters renew rivalry on Friday
The Erie Otters will provide the opposition on Friday, Sept. 25 when the Sarnia Sting open a new Ontario Hockey League season on home ice.
Take Back The Night
A small but vocal group with a mission to end all forms of sexual violence took part in the 22nd annual Take Back the Night walk in downtown Sarnia on Sept. 17.
Shell makes large donation to college
Shell Canada has given Lambton College $240,000 to boost its technology training. Some of the money will be used to hold workshops to expose local Grade 9-10 students to potential careers in trade and technology.