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Journal Staff

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

Articles by Journal Staff

Sibling swimmers snag medals

Sarnia siblings introduced recently to Journal readers came home with a cache of medals from the Swimming Canada Age Group Nationals in Winnipeg.

Dude, get out of my way

A Kitchener man with a sense of entitlement was arrested and charged July 29 at a Sarnia accident scene. Exmouth Street traffic was blocked off at Pontiac Drive when the 32-year-old driver approach at rapid…

Eatery damaged in fire

A city restaurant has been heavily damaged by fire. Sarnia firefighters from three stations contained the blaze to the front of the Daysbreak Restaurant at 293 East St.

Imperials end season on winning note

Sarnia Imperials quarterback Pat Wright carries the ball for a touchdown again the Ottawa Raiders on July 26 at Norm Perry Park. The Imperials ended the season on a high note, downing the Raiders 34-20.

Sarnia Braves team wins tournament

The Sarnia Braves Minor Mosquito baseball team won the BMBA tournament in Brantford the weekend of July 26-27. They finished with a 5-0 record and Noah Lester named the team MVP. From left are, front…

Drouin strikes gold again

Journal Staff Corunna's Derek Drouin won the gold medal in men's high jump at the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland. He took first place with a leap of 2.31 metres to beat out a jumper…

Cull Drain bridge could collapse

The Cull Drain Bridge is a risk to public safety and should be removed immediately, an engineering report says. High winds could cause a partial or total collapse of the 104-year-old bridge, city hall said…

A concrete plan for Sarnia’s wooden boardwalk

Sarnia is taking the boards out of its boardwalk. The wooden walkway on the west side of Front Street has been a popular place from which to watch activity on the St. Clair River for…

Indoor soccer is the next step for Sarnia

The need for an indoor soccer facility remains a high priority in Sarnia, but Jay Noszenko says nothing is carved in stone. "I know there are rumours everywhere," said the president of Sarnia FC.