New event helps kids ‘play it safe’
Tara Jeffrey Carol Butt wants kids to know they can have fun, without risking their lives.
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New clinic promises ‘anti-aging’ options
Cathy Dobson A female patient with just a few extra inches around the waist lies in a treatment room at Dr. Khalid Al-Saadon’s new anti-aging clinic on Christina Street.
Celiac Disease: New support group in town to help sufferers
Jack Poirier Shirley Desrochers knows the pain of celiac disease all too well ‑ the cramping, bloating, misdiagnoses and other gastro-intestinal issues.
‘Mud run’ coming to Sarnia this summer
Journal Staff Sarnia is about to join a muddy list of cities offering a growing fitness craze. The 1st annual Assante Dirty Dash for Rebound is a five-kilometre, family-friendly event that combines running, obstacles and…
Jog on
Warmer weather has allows local students to get outside for phys-ed. Here, Grade 11 SCITS students Hayden Gardner, 16, left, and Marcus Saint, 17, make their way along the riverfront in Centennial Park as part…
Sarnian wins national hockey title
Barry Wright Marlowe Pecora can call herself a champion.
Swing season
It might not be the warmest spring on record but things are slowly improving, says Nicole MacMillan, of Sarnia. Nicole and her children, Caitlyn, 5 and Mason, 2, were at Blackwell Trails playground getting some…
Wood it hold up?
Popsicle-stick bridges will be pushed to the breaking point on Saturday, March 28 at Lambton Mall during 10th annual National Engineering Month Bridge Construction Challenge.
Health centre funding
Lambton County has committed $5 million to help kick-start plans for a $30-million health education centre at the Sarnia campus.
Case withdraws from race
And then there were two candidates contesting the federal Liberal nomination in Sarnia-Lambton.