BUSINESS JOURNAL: Tea for two and two for tea
Cathy Dobson A local couple has put her sales background and his buying expertise together to form a new business they call Infusion’s Tea.
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Legionnaires open training camp this weekend
Don't look now, but another Sarnia Legionnaires hockey season is just days away. Mark Davis' crew will hit the ice for training camp this weekend at the Clearwater Arena. The hopefuls will don the gear…
Dancer, 12, off to prestigious ballet school
Cathy Dobson Her favourite challenge is dancing en pointe wearing dainty ballet shoes. And she swoons when she talks about Mikhail Baryshnikov in Don Quixote. Evidently, Sarnia`s Annabelle Holland is not a typical 12-year-old.
Results from Robinson tennis tourney
Sarnia-area players did well at the 58th annual Francis J. Robinson Memorial Tournament in Port Huron, which is a highlight of the local tennis calendar.
Local pitcher step away from national team
Camlachie's Tyler Whitbread is at the Canadian National Junior Team Selection Camp this week in Australia. The 18-year-old St. Clair Secondary School student is among 11 pitchers at the camp.
OPINION: One finger in a leaky dike
George Mathewson Growing up I was fond of the story of the Little Dutch Boy, who was walking home from school one day and spotted water leaking from a small hole in a dike.
Sand-friendly chair a ticket to ride
Tara Jeffrey Dale Mosley wants to make sure Canatara beach is enjoyed by as many people as possible.
Perfect season for Corunna Bantam Lady Giants
The Corunna Bantam Lady Giants baseball team capped an unbeaten regular season by going undefeated in the playoff as well to claim the 2015 championship.
Driver who snapped pictures at accident ticketed
A 19-year-old who snapped photos while passing an accident scene has learned driving and cellphones don’t mix. A Sarnia Police officer was working traffic control on Aug.
Art Gallery remains closed
The Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery in downtown Sarnia remains closed to the public until the Masterworks of the Beaverbrook Art Galley exhibition opens on Oct. 2.