Ride, Sally, Ride: car buffs celebrate Mustang’s 50th in style
More than 100 Mustangs galloped into Sarnia for the Mustang Sally Rally Poker Run on May 17, making Lambton Ford the place to be for car buffs.
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Sarnia’s Santavy ranked 7th in the world
Boady Santavy, 17, poses with junior and senior kindergarten students at Rosedale Public School, after winning three gold medals in weightlifting in Peru.
Venetian Boulevard project continues
The second phase of the Venetian Boulevard reconstruction project is underway. The section of road from the entrance to the Point Edward Casino to the Holiday Inn will be restricted to local traffic only.
Sarnia man biking across Canada
A retired Sarnia high school teacher is preparing for an epic bicycle journey across Canada. Stan Martin is one of four men biking from Vancouver to Kitchener, Ont.
High school track and field champions
Lambton County’s best high school track and field athletes squared off in the LSSAA championships at LCCVI in Petrolia last week. Northern Collegiate won the overall team title, with St. Pat’s second and LCCVI finishing…
Salmon Derby winners announced
The final numbers aren’t in but it’s expected more than 1,000 anglers participated in the Bluewater Anglers 38th Annual Salmon Derby.
Woman leaves $1million to Sarnia charities
It took a ceremony at city hall to accomplish what Louise Strangway wouldn’t allow while still alive – public recognition of her kindness.
3 new commercial buildings near Lambton Mall
Construction of three new commercial buildings worth more than $1 million on Lambton Mall Road is a major boost to the local economy.
Dermatology patients high and dry
Sarnia’s last dermatologist is no longer visiting the city, leaving thousands of patients to scramble for treatment. Dr. A. K. Gupta had been travelling from London weekly to assist the former patients of Dr.
Grade 8 kids can make a difference
For some it’s sports; for others it’s music or money. But for Sarnia’s Chris Dejonghe pure joy comes from making a difference in someone’s life. “This is what I’m into,” says the 13-year-old Cathcart Public…