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Even Sarnians who didn’t head downtown for International Offshore Powerboat Races last weekend probably heard them.

The Cull Drain Bridge could still be saved and for less money than city hall believes, an historic bridge expert says.

Mosquitos in Corunna have been found carrying West Nile virus. The insects collected July 31 from a trap were the first to test positive for the virus in Sarnia-Lambton this…

St. Clair Child and Youth Services is laying off staff to cover a budget shortfall. Two full-time positions have been axed that will impact prevention and treatment services, said executive…

Steve Economou seems like a shy man until you ask him about how to cook a really great steak. That’s when he warms to the subject. “It’s all about the…

The popularity of The Hunger Games series has renewed interest in the sport of archery, especially among girls.

Maybe if a youth program had encouraged younger riders. Maybe if the price of membership had been bumped up. The last few members of the Lambton County Saddle Club will…

“Una Festa per Tutti!” Sarnia’s San Rocco Festival is called the “festival for everyone” because it serves up a slice of Italian heritage for all of Sarnia to enjoy.

WHAT’S HAPPENING What’s Happening events must be open to the public, of general public interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event. Please…

The Inn of the Good Shepherd’s summer ‘mobile market’ is back on the streets. The market is a truck that brings fresh produce to residents who may otherwise go without.