DENOMY, Gracemary Judith
Gracemary Judith Denomy (June 18, 1951 - March 18, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
Journal Staff
Journal Staff is the collective byline used for articles credited to The Sarnia Journal newsroom.
Articles by Journal Staff
Sunset in Sarnia Bay
Photo captured by Nadine Wark Have an interesting photo or video you’d like to submit? Send to [email protected] along with your name and a brief description.
“I thought I was going to die”: Sarnia worker describes life-altering injuries after steam blast at NOVA Chemicals
More than a year after a workplace accident at NOVA Chemicals, Sarnia tradesman Jason Gibson describes the injuries and trauma that continue to shape his life.
MCNAUGHTON, Cindy Marie
Cindy Marie MacNaughton (February 13, 1972 - March 17, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
TROTT, Walter
Walter “Fred” Trott (December 23, 1945 - March 17, 2026) Smith Funeral Home and Family Centre
Ontario pulls funding from supervised consumption sites across the province
Provincial funding for supervised consumption sites will end in June, raising questions about harm reduction and treatment access across Ontario.
Morris Wazney brings the art of bronze to Gallery in the Grove
Morris Wazney’s first major career overview at Gallery in the Grove demystifies the ancient, industrial process of bronze casting while showcasing surreal sculptures inspired by memory and Florence.
Bay in the morning fog
Photo captured by Robert Dearing Have an interesting photo or video you’d like to submit? Send to [email protected] along with your name and a brief description.
Twenty years of local impact: Race to Erase returns this May
The Sarnia-Lambton community tradition marks two decades of unconventional fundraising for local charities like the Inn of the Good Shepherd and Literacy Lambton.
Sarnia Rapids swimmers Aili Girardi and Colton Houck reach provincial top ten
Two local athletes from the Sarnia Rapids Swim Club secured multiple top-ten finishes and personal bests while competing against over 1,700 of Ontario’s best swimmers at the provincial championships in Toronto.