What’s Happening, week of Sept. 25
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Journal Staff
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Splitting fruit 3 ways
Sarnia Lambton Fruit Share is a program in which volunteers pick fruit in Sarnia-Lambton for redistribution.
Looking up: Sarnia Sting eager to rebound from dismal season
Barry Wright Head Coach Trevor Letowski says the goal of the Sarnia Sting is pretty simple this year. “Win hockey games,” he told The Journal.
Two Valley shutdowns
Two Chemical Valley giants are heading into maintenance shutdowns. About 1,000 employees and contractors are involved in the work at Suncor Energy’s Sarnia refinery, the company said.
GUEST COLUMN: Names can hurt you
Kelly Dowswell Cruella de Vil … Skunk… Those were just two of the names I got called growing up. But really, when you have not one but two natural white streaks in your hair, it's…
Going nuts: New therapy allows allergic city man to munch peanuts
Cathy Dobson Scott Molson says he is free of a lifelong peanut allergy thanks to a controversial treatment received at a U.S. clinic an hour’s drive from Sarnia.
Junior Girls Invitational
Abby Whiteye (15) of Northern Collegiate drives to the basket during the Northern Junior Girls Invitational Basketball Tournament on Sept. 13 at Lambton College. The Sarnia host team won gold, defeating St. Thomas in the…
Cultural boom helps recharged Imperial Theatre post a record year
Cathy Dobson How many people do you know who always use “Jr.” after their name? “I know it’s unusual but I love my name,” says Brian Austin Jr., manager at the Imperial Theatre in downtown…
Reclaiming the night
About 100 adults and children took part in the 21st annual Take Back the Night march to the downtown Peace Court. The Sept.
SMAA football results
Minor football continued at Norm Perry Park on Sept. 13.