
Waterfront Trail gets bumpy ride
Heather Wright Special to The Journal The council of neighbouring Plympton-Wyoming doesn’t mind a waterfront trail going through the community; it just doesn’t want it passing through residential areas.
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Heather Wright Special to The Journal The council of neighbouring Plympton-Wyoming doesn’t mind a waterfront trail going through the community; it just doesn’t want it passing through residential areas.

The traffic lights in downtown Sarnia have theoretically been synchronized for motorists, at least for vehicles that maintain a steady 40 km/h.
Heather Wright Lambton County officials are looking at alternatives to salt to clear winter roads.

Cathy Dobson Local Rotarians are preparing to ship surplus furniture from the former St. Patrick’s High School building on East Street to underprivileged students in South Africa.
The Lambton County Archives would love to hear from anyone with vintage footage of Sarnia-Lambton kicking around.

The Crombeen family is big fans of the animated Disney film Frozen and decided to recreate its lovably innocent snowman character, Olaf, in their front yard.

Nia instructor Jo-Ann Pinel, centre, and students, from left, Joanne Lucas, Annette Verhagen, Ellen Martin and Laura Martin. Glenn Ogilvie Journal Staff Bill Emeis is dancing to his own drummer.

Susan Roberts Special to The Journal Knitting was once as necessity as cooking and sewing, but these days it’s been rediscovered as a hobby - with unexpected health benefits.

Petrolia resident Erin Horwood, who works in Sarnia, jogs through Canatara Park during her lunch break. Horwood said she typically runs most days, but in bad weather or frigid temperatures she trades in the road…

Journal Staff Theatre Sarnia is taking its critically acclaimed production of The Clean House to the Western Ontario Drama League Festival.