Acceptance comes little by little
Little Emma Clarke draws stares wherever she goes. “She’s like a living doll,” complete strangers will tell her mom.
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Little Emma Clarke draws stares wherever she goes. “She’s like a living doll,” complete strangers will tell her mom.
Sarnia is hosting a special one-day event to help families of murder victims and the people who try and help them.

The employee count at Lambton Generating Station will be down to just 50 by the end of this week. Yet there’s still a possibility two of the power plant’s units could be resurrected one day…

“We love people and we love food. Just look at us,” laughs Greg Skillas, patting his belly. He and brother Chris grew up in the restaurant business and say they know the recipe for success.

Members of the Catholic Girls’ Club at Queen of Peace Roman Catholic Church have made decorative buttons, known as kotylions, to be worn by veterans and their families on May 25 at the Polish Hall.

“ I don't want to achieve immortality through my work. I want to achieve it through not dying. ” - Woody Allen In case you didn’t know this already, the U.S.

BAKE ME A CAKE EXPANSION Local cupcake queen Amy Bourgon has moved her Bake me a Cake operation to Mitton Village so her customers can have a small café to enjoy a sweet treat. There’s…
Sarnia Police said Wednesday they had arrested a 44-year-old man on March 20 for nine historical sex-related charges involving minors.

Grade 5 students in Room 11 at Rosedale Public School are competing in the Energy Diet Classroom Challenge, sponsored by Shell Canada Limited and Canadian Geographic Education.

A group of 150 community volunteers have worked to improve Kenwick-on-the-Lake in Bright’s Grove with a new gazebo and play equipment.