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Happy International Women's Day, from all of us at The Sarnia Journal.

Journal staff A drop-in centre for adults in Sarnia is expanding its hours in order to reach more residents, as it celebrates one year of operation in the city’s downtown. The Nightlight Sarnia adult drop-in centre at 181 Christina St. N.

Journal staff Nadine Wark snapped these photos of one of the white squirrels at Germain Park last week. “I have been looking for the while squirrel(s) at Germain Park for many weeks now,” she wrote.

The Point Edward Fire & Rescue Service recently acknowledged some significant milestones within its ranks as two members celebrated 20 years of service and another celebrated 30 years of service to the community.

It’s time to show off your backyard ice rinks, Sarnia-Lambton! Send us your best photos, along with a description telling us about your backyard rink, for an upcoming feature. Email to [email protected]

Local photographer Ronny D'Haene captured these incredible shots of a loon enjoying some fresh pickerel for lunch, earlier this month in Sarnia.

"After many days of overcast skies, the sun shone brightly on January 9, 2023 and resulted in a breathtaking sundown.

Each year the Seaway Kiwanis Club presents some $12,000 to various Sarnia-Lambton students who are attending college, university, or some apprenticeship program. In this photo, St.

Ronny D’Haene says it’s the best shot of a merganser in flight he’s ever captured. The local photographer was at Sarnia Bay with his camera earlier this week when the morning sun finally peaked out.

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