Sarnia curling club members to play U.S. nationals
Barry Wright The Sarnia Golf and Curling Club will be well represented at the USA National Curling Championships in Kalamazoo, Michigan next month.
Journal Staff
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Sarnia Sting hockey team sold
Barry Wright Rumours about the Ontario Hockey League's Sarnia Sting being sold have been flying around the community for months, but the sale is now official, pending league and municipal approval.
The Clean House: Veteran actor Megan Hadley returns to stage in quirky comedy
Cathy Dobson Cleaning house is often about fulfillment and fresh starts. That’s certainly true for Sarnia’s Megan Hadley, as she returns to the theatre after a four-year hiatus to take the lead in the smart…
‘Amazing’ cerebral palsy camp could shut down
Tara Jeffrey An innovative summer camp shown to drastically improve the lives of children and youth with Cerebral Palsy is at risk of shutting its doors in Sarnia.
Toy Story: How a Sarnia woman turned child’s play into an international business
George Mathewson A Point Edward toy company that’s as little known as it is successful is proving Canadian manufacturers can compete against cheap Chinese imports – if it’s done right.
What’s Happening, week of Jan. 22
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Letters, week of Jan. 22
Our culture based on Judeo-Christian values Sir: Re: Christian traditions lost I read with interest Mr. Schlitz' letter of recent date.
Growing up, according to the law
George Mathewson If you want to get married, how old do you have to be? Can a 16-year-old legally have sex with anyone? When can you quit school? Exactly when children can do what in…
Eye in the sky: St. Clair getting a drone for search and rescue
Cathy Dobson A remote-controlled drone might be the smallest item in St. Clair Township’s $4-million fire department upgrade, but it’s the one getting the buzz.