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Journal Staff

Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.

Articles by Journal Staff

Bike lane plan ditched

Bike lanes proposed for Cathcart Boulevard have been scrapped. City council rejected the $80,000 plan last week after more than 130 people objected to it, including a number of cyclists.

Sarnia Spirit team undefeated champs

The Sarnia Spirit U13 Competitive Girls Soccer Team had a remarkable season, going undefeated in the London & District Youth Soccer League play and winning the league champions.

High school gridiron season underway

Northern Collegiate quarterback Kobe Lundy, left, attempts to dodge a St. Patrick’s defender during the opening game of the Lambton Kent senior boys high school football season at Norm Perry Park on Sept. 17.

Mosquitoes finish fourth

A team The Journal introduced to you a few weeks back has placed in the top four in its Ontario Baseball Association (OBA) classification.

Preds spoil Legionnaires home opener

Sarnia's Anthony Hurtubise made 36 saves, including 20 in the second period, to backstop the Lambton Shores Predators to a 3-2 win over Sarnia in the Legionnaires home opener before more than 1,400 fans last…

The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge

1 – A dog named Terry was paid $125 a week for his role in The Wizard of Oz, playing what character (and what name)? 2 – Fill in the […]

Grain harvest underway

With the fall harvest in full swing local grain is being transported to the Cargill Limited grain elevators on Exmouth Street, where it is loaded onto Great Lakes vessels for shipment to world markets.

New program to help low-income households

Journal Staff A new program is coming from the Ontario Energy Board that will help low-income residents pay their electricity bills. The Ontario Electricity Support Program will apply ongoing assistance directly to the bills of…

VIA repairing Sarnia’s historic train station

George Mathewson VIA Rail is acting quickly on a promise to repair Sarnia’s historic train station. Fences went up last week and workers have begun addressing a number of structural issues, including eroded brickwork and…