City schools shine at track meet
Sarnia’s Northern Collegiate was the overall team champion at LKSSAA track and field championships, which features schools from Sarnia-Lambton and Chatham-Kent.
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TORNADO OF ’53: City hall operator called in militia after downtown devastated
Cathy Dobson The shock is what Dorothy Alexander remembers most of all. She had just left city hall where she worked as the switchboard operator when an F4 tornado roared through Sarnia’s downtown on May…
Local gymnasts exceed expectations
Barry Wright Two of the youngest members of Sarnia's Bluewater Gymnastics Club came home with two medals each from the recent Eastern Canadian Gymnastics Championships.
Rapids swimmers bring home hardware
Some 36 swimmers from the Sarnia Rapids Swim Team participated in a Pentathalon event in London, recently. Pictured are a group of gold, first place winners.
Comeback for Colts
After spotting Wallaceburg a 5-0 lead the St. Clair Secondary girls rugby team pulled out a 19-5 victory over the Tartans on May 8 at a game played in Sarnia.
Chiarelli cracks top ten
A former Bluewater Gymnastics product cracked the top ten in a pair of individual events at the recent NCAA women's gymnastics championships in Fort Worth, Texas.
One former Sting still in Stanley Cup hunt
One former member of the Sarnia Sting is battling for a trip to the Stanley Cup Finals but the season has come to end for another.
Bell rings up first victory
Sarnia's Brayden Bell registered his first Ontario Lacrosse Association Junior “A” goaltending win in backstopping Toronto Beaches to victory over the Kitchener-Waterloo Braves last week in K-W.
Official salmon derby winners
Here are the official winners from the 2015 Sarnia Salmon Derby, organized by Bluewater Anglers A total of 1,001 fish were entered in the 39 th annual event Salmon: 17.44 lb., Tim Nolan, Camlachie Trout…
COLUMN: Murder capitals of the world
George Mathewson Canadians received the news recently that our country’s homicide rate has fallen to a level not seen in half a century. The number of murders dipped another 8% last year to 1.44 per…