Food survey says …
What do you eat? Where do you buy it? What should be done to improve access to healthy food? Lambton Public health is conducting a survey to find out what food means to Sarnia-Lambton residents.
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Gymnastics coach named a national director
Dave Brubaker has a new job. The club director and head coach at Sarnia's Bluewater Gymnastics for the past 29 years has been named national team director for women's artistic gymnastics with Gymnastics Canada. “It's…
RAIL honoured by warden
Rail Advocacy In Lambton (RAIL) has been recognized by Lambton County’s warden as “Citizen of the Month” for its advocacy work to enhance passenger rail service locally and regionally.
An eye on photography
A photography show featuring 40 fine art prints at Memorable Moments at 148 Front St. North is just one more reason to venture downtown this weekend for Artwalk and the June First Friday.
Ontario regional track and field championships underway
The OFSSAA West Regional track and field championships are taking place at Alumni Field in Windsor.
Sarnia Artists’ Workshop: If it’s not baroque, don’t fix it
One of Sarnia’s most enduring arts groups was launched by the generosity of a famed Canadian painter. Or so the story goes. Group of Seven artist A. Y. Jackson was friends of a Sarnia dentist…
Former officer honoured
A retired Sarnia Police constable has been recognized by the Ontario Women in Law Enforcement for outstanding community service work. Heather Emmons retired in February following a 28-year career with city police.
Bittersweet ending for city Catholic school
The final graduating class from St. Patrick's on East Street pose for a photo on the school's familiar foyer stairs. Glenn Ogilvie Daniel Cicchelli started to feel it at Homecoming. “That was the first day…
Lots of drugs turned in
Residents turned over 35 pounds of medications, including two pounds of highly addictive Oxycodone and similar opiates, during the second annual prescription drug drop off day, Sarnia Police say.
70 years of marriage, times two
Jean and Jack Watson, left, both 90, and Jim and Helen Watson, 90 and 88 respectively Jim and Jack are 90-year-old twins who live together in Sarnia. But the Watson brothers are only half of…