
Jacobs honours grandpa with jersey number
Barry Wright When the newest member of the Sarnia Sting takes to the ice this season, he'll be playing for himself, his teammates and the family that paved his way.
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Barry Wright When the newest member of the Sarnia Sting takes to the ice this season, he'll be playing for himself, his teammates and the family that paved his way.

George Mathewson Last year a reader directed me to a really cool website that allows you to track passing aircraft in real time.

Journal Staff The flame from the Pan Am Games will arrive in Sarnia on Tuesday, June 16. The official ceremony takes place outside city hall, beginning at 8:30 a.m., and includes coffee and playing of…

Cathy Dobson Rib and music lovers unite! The 17th annual Sarnia Ribfest is set to entertain the entire family on Father’s Day weekend, June 19 – 21, with new attractions, seven rib teams, 10 bands…

Barry Wright Dara Sinclair will represent Canada at the World Tenpin Bowling Association Senior Championships in Las Vegas in August. The local bowler qualified with some 11th hour heroics at the Canadian Team Trials in…

The Lambton Mosaic Project is now accepting submissions following an official launch in Point Edward last week.

The 26th annual concert series has returned with a diverse line-up of live entertainment. All shows take place at the bandshell in Canatara Park and begin at 7:15 p.m.

A 10-course dinner hosted by the India Canada Association of Sarnia raised $7,430 for the Nepal Earthquake Relief Fund, and nearly $15,000 with matching federal dollars. The May 23 Indian Cuisine Dinner took place at…

The Lady Vikings of Sarnia defended their 2014 title and won gold again at the annual Gus Macker 3on3 basketball tournament in Port Huron, Michigan on May 23-24, finishing with a perfect 5-0 record.
The annual surveillance of dead birds has begun to help track West Nile virus this year. The public is encouraged to report all dead birds found by calling 519-383-3824, ext. 3824, or online at www.lambtonhealth.on.ca.