SMAA fastball champs
Fastball Champs The team from LEHDER Environmental Services was this year’s SMAA girls fastball team league champions.
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Lawn bowling results
Grant Collison and Mary Winter teamed up to win the Libro Credit Union In-Club Tournament at the Sarnia Lawn Bowling Club on Sunday, Aug. 10. Fourteen teams took part in the open draw pairs event.
GUEST COLUMN: Unsung hero deserves an award
Sharon Crowe I would like to tell you about an extraordinary person I know ... Mike Blondin is his name. He lives in Bright’s Grove where he grew up, a stones’ throw from Huron House Boys' Home…
City teen swaps prom for Denmark
Some Sarnians are content if their hometown is their whole world. But at least one local teen says it’s important to explore the world beyond her hometown. That’s why 17-year-old Alysha Bork is a traveller.
OPINION: In defence of Bluewater Power
With skyrocketing energy rates strangling the economy and the fat cats at Ontario Power Generation and Ontario Hydro bagging outrageous salaries, it’s no wonder “hydro” has become a dirty word. The billing practices of Hydro…
City golfer, 90, plays weekly round
Joyce Cameron’s mother was 96 when she died, and her mom’s mom was 105. Which may help explain why every Tuesday in summer you can find Cameron at Greenwood Golf Club playing 18 holes in…
Bees dying at worrisome rate
Sarnia beekeeper Ray Heeringa lost 80% of his bees last winter, and he believes he knows why.
STREET NAMES: Vidal clan was a local dynasty
No family has had a greater impact on Sarnia street names than the Vidals. Richard Emeric Vidal was a captain in the Royal Navy who was rewarded for his service with 200 acres in what…
Endangered peregrine falcon gets second chance at rehab centre
Miller, a 10-week-old peregrine falcon, perches on the hand of Erica Dimuzio, clinic manager of the Bluewater Centre for Raptor Rehabilitation. Glenn Ogilvie It was Miller’s lucky day. Well, sort of.
Travel agency goes old school
Dawn Griffith says customer service is what’s missing today in so many business sectors. “I want to go back to old-school. I want to take care of the customer in person and have less of an…