GUEST COLUMNIST: Albertans find a home in Sarnia
Shauna Lupaschuk This past winter was the best ever. Seriously. While my fellow Sarnians buckled down for their snowiest winter in recent memory, my family reveled in the mild temperatures.
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Flashy photos reveal depth of field
A recent Lambton College photo competition showed the school has more to offer than tech and science. The Image Challenge featured entries from 32 students in the Digital Photography program, and the quality of work…
New season for Sarnia Braves
The manager of the Sarnia Braves says his team is likely playing the stiffest competition in the country with its participation in the Can Am Senior "AAA" Baseball League.
Rapids swimmers make waves at meet
A winning relay team was among the 42 Sarnia Y Rapids I swim team swimmers who competed at the recent St. Clair Erie Aquatic League (SEAL) swim meet in Windsor.
City businessman wears many hats
Sarnia’s Floriano Persichetti believes in jumping at a good business opportunity. Ten years ago, he started AutoWerks Collision Experts where he has four employees. In April, he opened TradeWerks Plumbing and Mechanical.
Bluewater Beach Fest bringing fun in the sun
Hot, carefree beach days may still seem a long way off, but one local woman is already making big plans for fun in the sun. The first Bluewater Beach Fest will take place the weekend…
Bigger bands to rock growing Powerboat Festival in Sarnia
Bigger bands will give the boats a run for their roar at the Sarnia-Port Huron International Powerboat Festival this summer.
The cat came back
Joe the Cat has been released from the Blue Cross Animal Hospital and into the care of the Sarnia and District Humane Society.
Whats Happening, Week of May 1
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Letters, Week of May 1
Mayor failed on promised detox centre Sir: Re: Confronting Addiction, your April 17 front-page article. In 2003, Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley’s platform called for a detox/withdrawal management center.