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Journal Staff
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Dialogue has started locally on sponsoring fleeing Syrians
Jack Poirier Community support is building for a grassroots plan to sponsor and bring Syrian refugees to Sarnia-Lambton.
Grain elevator upgrade
Workers move into position at a contruction project at the Cargill Limited grain elevators on Sarnia Harbour The $3-million upgrade will improve the receiving system for incoming grain and result in better dust control, the…
Legionnaires to ice young, fast team this season
Barry Wright The teacher will meet the student when the Sarnia Legionnaires entertain Lambton Shores in the Greater Ontario Junior Hockey League home opener Sept. 17 at the Sarnia Arena. Game time is 7:10 pm.
Hometown Hockey coming to Sarnia
Journal Staff It’s official - Sarnia will be part of Rogers Hometown Hockey this season. Host Ron McLean will be in our area on Saturday, Dec.
Fire department book in the works
The Sarnia Historical Society is gathering research for a book on the 175-year history of the Sarnia Fire Department. “Firefighting in Sarnia dates back to the 1840s, beginning with volunteer bucket brigades called out by…
Donation of camp creating new lakefront park
Heather Wright Special to The Journal A piece of prime Lake Huron beachfront property in the Bright’s Grove area could soon be opened for public use.
12-year-old upsets tennis veteran
Journal Staff The Sarnia Tennis Club held its 2015 Open Championship recent and 12-year-old Lauren Fullerton pulled off the biggest upset by winning the Ladies Singles title.
Money to create workspaces for people with disabilities
Journal Staff The growing reputation of Sarnia-Lambton as a leader in accessibility is being recognized by a super-sized allocation from the Ontario Chamber of Commerce. The community is getting $300,000 of $1.