Teacher’s legacy lives on
A group that provides fruit and vegetables to more than 6,000 local students has received a $10,000 boost from Noelle’s Gift.
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Annual skate show
Paige Charbonneau performs a spin during the Moore Skate Club’s 41st annual Ice Show at the Moore Sports Complex on April 12. Photo courtesy, Metcalfe Photography
Under the lights
Danika Oakley performs during the Moore Skate Club’s 41st annual Ice Show at the Moore Sports Complex on April 12. Photo courtesy, Metcalfe Photography
GUEST COLUMN: Think big on Centennial Park design
David Lavender Because quality of life is elevated by intelligent design, Sarnia should offer an open competition for the redesign of Centennial Park.
Big acts announced for summer concerts
The Tea Party and Chantal Kreviazuk will headline the Stokes Bay concert series this summer. This is the second year for the event, which takes place on the lawn outside Stokes near Sarnia Bay.
Science Fair a big hit
Nadine Kooy, 10, left, of Sarnia Christian School, and Abby Vrolyk, 10, of Confederation Central School, baked up some fun and claimed exhibition silver and a cash prize with their “Bread Science” entry at the…
OPINIONS: Readers respond to ‘Six things we love about Sarnia’
An April 10 “Six things I love about Sarnia” column evidently touched a nerve. Responses came from dozens of readers, including a travel expert, a Caribbean yachter and one strict grammarian.
Splendor in the glass
When the congregation of St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church gathers for Easter services some members will be bathed in light from stained glass as old as the nation.
Carpenter crafting company out of wood
Sarnia’s Jordan Parker says he’s opened his new woodwork and cabinetry business just as one of the region’s strongest construction seasons arrives. “This could be one of the busiest seasons in years,” he said.
More good news for Nova
The expansion of Nova Chemicals in Sarnia has been so successful a second pipeline may be needed to bring in more ethane feedstock from the U.S.