Journal Staff

Children’s boutique fills clothing gap

Cathy Dobson When a long established second-hand children’s clothing store closed at Northgate plaza, Charlene Kelvin recognized a good business opportunity.

Letters, week of May 28

Air Cadets grateful for support Sir: On behalf of 44 Sarnia Imperial Air Cadets we would like to thank local businesses that allowed cadets to stand at their doors, and the community of Sarnia for…

Railriled: Residents say new waterfront railing an accident waiting to happen

George Mathewson The new and improved shoreline that rims the water plant in Sarnia is getting a thumbs-up from walkers, cyclists and anglers - with one glaring exception.

City artist has international clientele

Jack Poirier Most Sarnia’s have likely never heard of Jenny Liz Rome. But art lovers around the world know of the homegrown talent's work.

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Sarnia weightlifter qualifies for Pan-Am Games

Barry Wright Sarnia's Boady Santavy gave himself an early birthday present by qualifying for the upcoming Pan-Am Games in Toronto.

Corunna Lady Giants honoured

The Corunna Lady Giants softball team was named the team of the week for their achievements at the UTM Shootout on May 18. Corunna finished tied for second in pool play, and missed making the…

Diarist offered early description of Sarnia

George Mathewson Recently we featured an early description of Sarnia by Freeman Talbot, who arrived at “The Rapids” in 1827 as part of the area’s first survey team.

School mosiac four years in the making

Cathy Dobson The pieces are finally starting to come together. Literally.

Mayor slams province over road snow report

Special to The Journal Lambton County wants answers following a damning report from Ontario’s auditor general about winter road maintenance.