Reigning monarchs: Raising butterflies a rewarding hobby
George Mathewson “Here’s one,” says Karen Durance, flipping over a leaf to reveal a tiny white dot. It’s an egg, the size of a pinhead. And if all goes well, in three weeks another monarch…
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Ran, but couldn’t hide
On July 31, a stolen pickup truck almost clipped a Sarnia Police cruiser on Colborne Road before entering a parking lot shortly after midnight, police said. The officer, with cruiser lights flashing, pulled in behind.
Sisters launch beautiful partnership
Cathy Dobson Tammy Kidd and Lori Metcalfe are sisters who don’t just get along, they enjoy working together too and are about to become business partners. The opening at their new Moya Medical Esthetics clinic…
Time to jazz it up
Journal Staff Tickets are on sale now for the 14th annual Can Am Jazz event featuring Dr. George Delgrosso and a roster of local and regional musical artists.
City rallies to help injured cabbie
Cathy Dobson Residents are rallying with generosity and kindness to help a Sarnia cab driver recovering from a knife attack, say organizers of a benefit for Roy Leckie.
Area MPP tests leadership waters
Heather Wright Monte McNaughton is touring the province to gauge support for a run at the Ontario Conservative Party leadership. The Lambton-Middlesex-MPP intends to visit 107 ridings by Oct.
Hadley wins Pro-Am at SGCC
Talk about a dynasty! Sarnia's Brian Hadley has won the pro event at Pro-Am Golf Tournament at the Sarnia Golf and Curling Club for the seventh time in eight seasons.
Gallery in the Grove hits milestone
Gallery in the Grove has achieved a major milestone in community building. The volunteer-run gallery recently distributed five more $1,000 scholarships to local students hoping to pursue a post-secondary education in the arts.
Waiting for the water walkers
High winds and heavy waves delayed the Bkezhigomi unity paddle and water walk as it approached Sarnia on Aug. 13.
Books and brewskis
A new club in Sarnia is blending books and beer to satisfy a local thirst for reading.