Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Holly Delavigne didn't enter the Canadian Squash Championships in Edmonton thinking she’d win her division. After all, she was competing against players who had been playing more while she studied and played collegiate squash at…
Theresa Carriere is once again lacing up her runners to make the 100-kilometre trek from Sarnia to London to raise money to fight breast cancer.
It’s an old rusty bridge that goes nowhere. Yet on June 4, the gymnasium of Bright's Grove Public School filled up with a standing-room only crowd of nearly 200 vocal residents eager to talk about…
Sir: Further to the “Green Space” photo and caption in the May 22 edition. Please note the refurbishment of the south side flower bed at the Sarnia Library is the Sarnia & District Horticultural Society’s…
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Becky Krukowski My name is Becky and I am a young professional in Sarnia. I still consider myself a recent graduate (even though I graduated three years ago). It took me two years to find…
When Melissa Hewitt heard Lambton County was considering closing Sarnia’s Coronation Park Day Nursery she decided to try and help save it. The nursery was short $1.3 million last year following provincial funding cuts.
Sign, sign, everywhere a sign. And according to some residents, they really are blockin' out the scenery and breakin' our minds. But not everyone finds mobile signs ugly or flashing electronic message boards an eyesore.
Helen Barnes arrived in the world on June 12, 1914, two weeks before the outbreak of the First World War, in the village of Warwick, the youngest daughter of a carpenter.
Chris Haig of Beau's Brewery in Vankleek Hill, Ont. explains different brew flavours to Sarnia native Katie Kirkland and friends at the Sarnia Beer Show, part of Artwalk in downtown Sarnia on Saturday.
