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There are two ways for local residents to enjoy free swimming this summer. Noelle’s Gift is offering free swimming every Wednesday between 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. at Jackson Pool…

In June of 1954, twenty-one young women crossed the SCITS Auditorium stage to receive pins and diplomas from the Sarnia General Hospital School of Nursing. Five members of that graduating…

Peter Murphy has been named Sarnia’s crossing guard of the year by Commissionaires Great Lakes.

Sarnia-Lambton MP Pat Davidson will host a suicide prevention meeting June 25 as part of an effort to develop a national suicide strategy.

Any city councillors already squeamish about forcing River City to close its homeless shelter will find no solace in Sarnia’s newest piece of street art. “Homeless Jesus” depicts a shrouded…

More than 100 bicycle helmets will be handed out at the Point Edward Optimist bike rodeo on Saturday, June 21. Putting a helmet on the head of every child who…

A scholarship established in memory of the late businessman and Bayfest co-founder Jim Stokley has paid dividends for two local students.

Two children, age 12 and 16, were turned over the Children’s Aid Society after Sarnia police found them living in a filthy house containing drugs and weapons.

Bluewater Health is holding a public open house for its withdrawal management program on Monday, June 23. Information will be available for individuals or their loved ones who struggle with…

Madison Brooks, left, and Braeden Price of Boss Hogs BBQ ham it up at the grill during Sarnia’s Ribfest on Friday, June 13. The event at Hiawatha Horse Park featured…