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Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.

Articles by Journal Staff

Handgun scare in city

Charges were laid last week after a camo-wearing man with a handgun was seen near the Howard Watson Nature Trail and Highway 402.

High school senior football

Jordan Walsh (3) of Northern Collegiate narrowly escapes the grasp of Matthew Simic (66) of St Patrick's High School in senior boys high school football action at Norm Perry Park on Sept 12. Northern defeated…

More Sarnia authors and books published in 2014

It has been a banner year for Sarnia authors, from sports to history, and children’s books to poetry, To help match local readers with local writers The Journal has prepared a compendium of 2014 titles.

Deadly dog disease found in park

A second case of a highly contagious virus deadly to dogs has been found in Canatara Park. Dog owners are being warned to keep pets away from the park unless they’ve been vaccinated for canine…

Volleyball tryouts

Twin Bridges Volleyball is holding tryouts for travel teams on 28. Following a successful season with girls last year the non-profit club is looking to expand into boys teams.

GUEST COLUMN: An amazing trick for hummingbirds

Ginny Schleihauf I stood on Clara’s deck on the outskirts of Sarnia with a bit of doubt. But I thought I should give her the courtesy of waiting a few minutes to see what happened.…

Three schools once stood on the same Lochiel Street site

John Rochon Most Sarnians are familiar with the Lochiel Kiwanis Centre located at the end of Lochiel Street between College Avenue and Forsyth Street, and many will remember it as the Lochiel Street School, but…

OPINION: New life for old hospital

George Mathewson Sarnia got rid of a millstone last week when city council agreed to sell the Sarnia General Hospital site to five local investors for $1,000.