Tagger wears out welcome
A graffiti “artist” has been defacing property at Lakeshore and Murphy for more than two years now, and Brian Joyce has had enough. The latest vandalism was the roller-painting of his Co-operators insurance sign at…
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Lake Chipican visitor
Sarnia’s Raymond Knoll snapped this recent photo of a green heron at Lake Chipican. It was the first sighting of the specie this year at the pond, which typically featuring four to six green herons,…
A gift-wrapped gazebo
Point Edward is giving Sarnia a birthday present. The village has offered a gazebo to help the city mark its first 100 years as a city.
OPINION: Ontario’s watchdog barks and bites
Ontario’s Ombudsman is getting more oversight to probe complaints about schools and municipalities, and I say Hallelujah.
Founding of Corunna was a capital idea
If not for those damn Yankees the Parliament buildings of Canada would have been built on Baird Street in Corunna, not some distant hill in Ottawa. The story of how Corunna nearly became the nation’s…
GUEST COLUMN: Why are food banks still necessary?
I often get asked this question because food banks, started in the early ‘80s, were intended to be a temporary measure until the economy improved.
Classic boat owners seas the day
Like its creator, the ‘Would … Aye’ is a one of a kind.
Taking the bait
Curtis Epps, left and Brandon Johnson, both of Sarnia, found a cool spot on a warm summer day to fish beneath the River Road bridge at the Shell Canada refinery near Corunna. The pair were…
The journey from dishwasher to head chef
Like many chefs, Josh Gadd got his first taste of restaurant life slugging it out as a dishwasher. “I didn’t even apply for the job,” he said.
SMAA baseball results
Peewee Division Sarnia Firefighters defeated LEDHER Environmental by a score of 11-4. Dillon Timperley and Austin Russel shared the pitching duties with Russel striking out 5.