Wynne confronted by turbine protesters
Cathy Dobson Sarnia’s Diane Shultz wasn’t going to miss her chance to show Premier Kathleen Wynne what she thinks.
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New Lady Lions coach confident in Lambton College team
Barry Wright The new head coach of the women's basketball program at Lambton College has a matter-of-fact objective for the coming season. “We're making the playoffs,” Jillian Shelley says confidently. “That is definitely my number…
Take the Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1 - What horse won the Triple Crown recently, the 12th horse to do so and the first since 1978? 2 - This Saturday, NeighbourLink Sarnia-Lambton is holding a drive that gives residents the opportunity…
Imperials Reign
Jimmy Purves of the Sarnia Imperials (#28) breaks through the wreckage to score the first touchdown in front of cheering fans during a June 13 match against the Sudbury Wolves at Norm Perry Park.
‘Dotmocracy’ helping with redesign of Centennial Park
Cathy Dobson The opinions of the 50 people at the most recent meeting about redesigning Centennial Park were displayed in polka-dotted technicolour.
OPINION: Sarnia’s beautiful buildings rooted in local clay
George Mathewson With its graceful spire and 37 stained glass windows, Our Lady of Mercy Church has been one of Sarnia’s finest buildings since its inception 137 years ago.
Hazardous waste day happening in Sarnia
Local residents can dispose of their household hazardous waste at Lambton College on June 20. The one-day mobile depot will set up on the college parking lot at 1457 London Rd. from 9:30 a.m. to…
Hiding no more: School principal speaks frankly about her battle with depression
Tara Jeffrey Yvette Gilfoyle has been hiding behind depression for 30 years. “I’ve been dealing with it since I was a teenager, but never talked about it,” said the principal at Cathcart Boulevard. Public School.
City not budging on plastic bag use for yard waste
Cathy Dobson Sarnia is among the last communities in Canada that still collects compostable materials in environmentally unfriendly plastic bags. And for the time being, it’s going to stay that way.
What’s Happening, week of June 18
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