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COLUMN: Murder capitals of the world

COLUMN: Murder capitals of the world

George Mathewson Canadians received the news recently that our country’s homicide rate has fallen to a level not seen in half a century. The number of murders dipped another 8%…
What’s Happening, week of May 14

What’s Happening, week of May 14

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Under Review

Under Review

This photo from the 1970s shows Sarnia Police officers under review at the former station, which was on Front Street where Residence on the St. Clair is located today.
Celebrating Liberation Day

Celebrating Liberation Day

Cathy Dobson There are some things you never forget. Sarnia’s Edith Vandenberg shares her memories of being imprisoned during the Second World War because she wants this generation to appreciate…

Prescription drug drop-off

The Sarnia Police Service will host a collection site for Prescription Drug Drop-Off Day on Saturday, May 9, from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m. at its Christina Street headquarters.
Guest Column: Historical men behaving badly

Guest Column: Historical men behaving badly

Randy Evans While conducting research at the Sarnia Library recently I came across a trio of stories from Sarnia-Lambton’s colourful past and thought readers might enjoy them. 1 - Auchtung…
What’s Happening, week of April 23

What’s Happening, week of April 23

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New emergency service for the deaf

Sarnia-Lambton residents with hearing or speech impairments now have an alternative way to communicate during an emergency. Texting 9-1-1 allows registered cell phone users to alert emergency officials and receive…

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