
Splendor in the glass
When the congregation of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gathers for Easter services some members will be bathed in light from stained glass as old as the nation.
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When the congregation of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gathers for Easter services some members will be bathed in light from stained glass as old as the nation.

Sarnia’s Jordan Parker says he’s opened his new woodwork and cabinetry business just as one of the region’s strongest construction seasons arrives. “This could be one of the busiest seasons in years,” he said.

The expansion of Nova Chemicals in Sarnia has been so successful a second pipeline may be needed to bring in more ethane feedstock from the U.S.

Ottawa gave the City of Windsor $2 million toward a $6.2-million community museum last week.
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Sarnia’s mayor is asking Lambton County to take a deep breath before closing Coronation Park Day Nursery.

Sarnia Police have charged a 52-year-old Forest man with luring young girls over the Internet. Police say the charges relate to Facebook interactions involving two young girls over several weeks in March.

It’s critical that a residential facility open soon to help Sarnians with serious addictions, says Mayor Mike Bradley. Sarnia’s alcohol and drug problem is “significant and deep,” he said.

Amy Bladon of the Bluewater Gymnastics Club is heading to the Canadian Gymnastics Championships in Ottawa in May.

As special features go, Mulberry House is a gem. Few houses have front steps made from discarded headstones, and intricate stone carvings over the front windows.