Marco Vigliotti Transforming the former Sarnia General Hospital into a campus for healthcare-related businesses should spur further revitalization in the area, says the five-member investor group behind the project.

Cathy Dobson The first Mary Brown’s Famous Chicken & Taters franchise this side of London has opened. The restaurant at 1149 Confederation St.

Sarnia will use $32,000 in federal assistance to make the first floor washrooms accessible at the Sarnia Library. Steps to the washroom currently make the library difficult to use for…

Sarnia’s 125 firefighters have a new contract containing a 9% pay increase over three years. The deal, retroactive to Jan. 1 of this year, also sees some adjustments to benefits.

A U.S.-based hazardous waste company has reversed its decision to truck contaminated soil originally from New York’s infamous Love Canal to its disposal site near Corunna. Clean Harbors said it…

Troy Shantz Special to The Journal The first Christmas tree isn’t quite right. Nor the second, the third, even the fifth is declined.

The lost face of Sir Joseph Hobson has been restored to this mural in downtown Sarnia depicting construction of the first St. Clair Railway tunnel.

Lambton Public Health is offering free parenting sessions starting in January.

The SCITS student production of Seussical Jr. took place last weekend, not the dates published earlier. The Journal apologizes for the error and any confusion it may cause.

Marco Vigliotti In an age of digital uniformity, Dave Beatty stands out. The lifelong Sarnia resident represents a dying breed; a skilled sign artist who eschews mechanized automation in favour…