Gladu wins Conservative nomination
Journal Staff Local Conservatives have chosen their flag bearer for this year’s federal election. Former riding association president Marilyn Gladu defeated two challengers to win the party nomination Saturday.
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The Sarnia Journal trivia challenge
1. The cause of what colour fever was discovered in 1900? 2. Sarnians may find it more convenient to travel internationally with the opening of what service locally next week? 3.
Coaching credited for successful local curlers
Barry Wright Quality coaching is the reason so many top-notch curlers have come out of the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club over the years.
World Day of Prayer
A local World Day of Prayer service will be held at the following Sarnia-area churches in on Friday, March 6. Zone 1 - Laurel-Lee St. Matthews Church, 837 Exmouth St., 1:30 p.m. Zone 2, 4,…
Colts pin wrestling medals
Gold medal performances by Talitha Allen and Joelle Vanderslagt led St. Clair to a second place finish in the girls division and a third place finish overall at the SWOSSA wrestling meet in Tecumseh, Ont.
Who are these people?
When Annette Zylstra’s mother bought a framed print of a seascape at the Bible for Missions Thrift Shop in Sarnia a decade she had no idea it contained a mystery.
Point Edward art shop changes hands
Cathy Dobson The new owner of Ah! Some Art says she isn’t going to tinker with a successful formula that has kept the funky gift shop in Point Edward thriving the past 20 years.
More accolades for wrestlers
Emily Schaefer has been named women's rookie of the year in Canadian Interuniversity Sport (CIS) women's wrestling.
A frozen Olaf
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.
Pool party
Six members of the Sarnia Y Rapids 2 Swim Team won medals at the recent ROW Winter Invitational meet, including, from left, Hayley Robertson, 15, Austin Adams, 14, Bethany Robinson, 16, and Caleb Wiersma, 13.