Police Watch

Jake Romphf High school students entering prom season were given a graphic reminder about poor decision-making last week.

Cathy Dobson Signs will go up on the main floor of City Hall by the end of this year alerting visitors and employees that surveillance cameras are monitoring them.

Journal Staff Paddy Flaherty’s Irish Pub has been granted an exemption from Sarnia’s noise bylaw for the entire summer on a one-year trial basis.

Cathy Dobson Fifty-one guns were turned in during a month-long amnesty in Sarnia, a large haul compared to the 69 collected in London, a city five times as large.

Liberal worldview on abortion wrong Sir: The letter from C. M. Law (April 26) regarding mourning for aborted children is something to think about.

The Sarnia Historical Society has applied to Ontario’s Attorney General for an 82-year-old reward once offered for the capture of the notorious bank robber and murderer Norman (Red) Ryan.

Congratulations on the newspaper awards Sir: Happy and good news is always needed these days. Congratulations to all the staff at The Journal for the recent awards. I always knew…

Cathy Dobson Cat Cabajar became excited when her application to rent a two-bedroom house in central Sarnia was approved.

Journal Staff Residents looking to safely dispose of confidential or sensitive documents can bring them to Sarnia Police’s ‘Shred Event’ on Saturday, May 26.

MP Gladu misleading voters on Liberal job grants, gun control Sir: Sarnia-Lambton MP Marilyn Gladu has publicly stated Justin Trudeau’s Liberal Party Summer Jobs funding criteria infringes upon freedom of…