Journal Staff A slam-dunk artist and his pals wowed a capacity crowd at St. Clair Secondary for a good cause on Feb. 19.

Captain Mike Lucier of the Lambton College Lions men's basketball team dunks a pass during the team’s final regular season home game Feb. 14 against the Niagara Knights.

Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the sixth in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in…

Journal Staff Sarnia has lost a builder who left an indelible imprint on the community. Ivan Mater was 96. “He not only served his country as a veteran, he served…

A Purdy Fisheries vessel got stuck in an ice bridge in Lake Huron just north of the Blue Water Bridge on Wednesday, Feb. 17.

Pam Wright A life-long Sarnian is putting a new spin on old vinyl, and it’s one for the ‘record’ books. Dave Potter has taken on the ambitious project of collecting…

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George Mathewson The Sarnia Community Foundation has received the largest donation in its history – a cool $1.2 million – from John Rozema, co-founder of a sprawling business empire that…

George Mathewson The folks trying to save SCITS from closure and possible demolition have found an ally in the City of Sarnia.

Your local hometown newspaper has been nominated for a major provincial award. The Ontario Community Newspaper Association has named The Sarnia Journal a finalist for one of its “General Excellence…