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St. Clair Child & Youth Services has received a $3,000 donation from Noelle’s Gift to assist youngsters in need. From left are, back row, Emanuel Alves, Family Solutions Worker at St.

The 1st Camlachie Girl Guides were in Bright’s Grove on April 24 painting catchbasin curbs with YellowFish emblems, a Trout Unlimited initiative that reminds Canadians about their responsibility to reduce stormwater pollution, one of the largest sour

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There’s a perception in Sarnia that our city doesn’t have enough good jobs to keep and attract young adults. Joe Paquette and Donald Traxler blow that myth right out of the water.

About 115 volunteers were recognized for their contribution to local organizations at a reception in downtown Sarnia on April 9 during National Volunteer Week.

Bluewater Health volunteers, from left, Henny Drope, Stephanie Brouwers, Pat Davis, Doris Braekeveh, John Fraser, and Owen Byers, along with Manager, Volunteer Services Jody McGregor (third from left) were honoured at a recent volunteer appreciation

Needless change to insurance agent testing Sir: I’m proud to sell life insurance. I am proud to meet the high standards set in Ontario. I am proud to help families in my community obtain the protection they need.

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The Sarnia-based Grant family has been taking clothing, medical supplies and toiletries to various countries in the Caribbean and Central America for many years. Most recently they visited families in Costa Rica and made donations to school children.

The Dofasco Male Choir will perform in Sarnia on April 27. The famed 50-member choir, which has performed at the Grey Cup, CNE and World Curling Championship, will appear in the 800-seat sanctuary of Central United Church, starting at 7:30 p.m.