
Rewired rock band still a Power House
Cathy Dobson Hot off a win at the Rock for Dimes Battle of the Bands, the boys in Power House are determined to capitalize on the band’s comeback. “Winning it was pretty awesome,” says lead…
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Cathy Dobson Hot off a win at the Rock for Dimes Battle of the Bands, the boys in Power House are determined to capitalize on the band’s comeback. “Winning it was pretty awesome,” says lead…

Cathy Dobson A $5-million building permit is expected to be issued any day now but preliminary work has already started at the future site of a six-storey Hampton Inn in Point Edward. Workers have moved…
Local United Churches have a special guest coming June 10 to help celebrate a major milestone for the United Church of Canada.

George Mathewson In the year 1827 an intrepid 16-year-old named Freeman Talbot disembarked at “The Rapids” as part of a survey team tasked with plotting out the future Sarnia and Moore Townships.

George Mathewson Sarnia has many unique and beautiful homes, but the one built by Shannon and David Bourke on Old Lakeshore Road is in a class by itself.

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One of Sarnia’s oldest cultural traditions returns April 20 when participants in the Lambton County Music Festival begin filling church halls and schools with the sound of music.

I'll love you tomorrow A few years ago I was driving through the city and had to stop for a school bus letting a passenger off. It was one of those smaller ones used for…

Journal Staff If you’re looking to satisfy musical itches that range from surf to afro-beat and pop to punk, then Sarnia is the place to be April 23-25.

Journal Staff A demonstration in Sarnia to protest the federal government’s anti-terrorism legislation is planned for Saturday, April 18. The 10:15 a.m.