Here come the judges
Downtown light standards have been decorated with a banner designed by local artist Allen Joseph in preparation for International Communities in Bloom judges, who are coming to inspect Sarnia July 26-29.
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LETTERS, week of July 23
Bible urges “liberal” slave treatment Sir: I wish to respond to Dave Mitchell’s letter concerning God and slavery.
WHAT’S HAPPENING, Week of July 23
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Someone to lean on: Program offering pre-teen girls good role models about to expand
Tara Jeffrey Ashleagh White has a long list of favourites when it comes to the Girls Mentoring Program she attended through Sarnia-Lambton Rebound. “The cooking, the movies, the mini-putt, the food...” the bubbly 12-year-old counts…
Two more solar energy projects planned
Two more large-scale solar energy projects are proposed for St. Clair Township. A public meeting was held in Corunna last week for BlueEarth Renewables Inc.
In the berry patch
Meghan Blaythe, of Sarnia, is one of about 10 seasonal workers at Macklin's Farm Produce making sure shelves are full of fresh produce. The St.
Cyclist ready to move mountains
Barry Wright People usually visit the mountainous parks of Alberta and Montana to get away from it all. But Sarnia native Christeena Nienhuis plans to bike them for charity.
One area reopened, two to go in Centennial Park reclamation
Cathy Dobson With the unsightly fence down and residents once again enjoying the north end of Centennial Park, city staff are preparing for the next step in the park’s reclamation – the demolition of the…
Damaging storm on Saturday
Lightning strikes from a storm that rolled across Sarnia-Lambton Saturday afternoon damaged trees and buildings and left more than 10,000 homes and businesses without power. With a temperature hitting 31 C.
Pals create one-stop shop for little performers
Cathy Dobson Sonia Odorico and Rina Barker say their friendship and new business partnership are not surprising given all they have in common. Both women are Italian.