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Tara Jeffrey The more Lilly Nead heard about the war in Ukraine, the more compelled she felt to act. “It was really impacting me,” said the Grade 7 student at…

Journal Staff City Hall hopes that placing a section of Finch Drive on a “road diet” will reduce speeding and vehicle collisions in the area.

Concrete work on The Bayfront apartment building in downtown Sarnia had risen just above street level in September of 2020, photo below. Last week, the enormous crane used to construct…

Randy Evans When the old Sarnia Jail was built in the 1850s its designers provided for 40 cells, with eight designated for women inmates. Apparently, they assumed men were 80%…

Tara Jeffrey The first project from Sarnia’s Waterfront Master Plan has received a green light. Council accepted a $318,670 proposal from Brook McIlroy Inc. to design a revitalized Ferry Dock…

Journal Staff The Rotary Club of Sarnia is helping a respected Ukrainian artist now living in Sarnia sell her work.

College should have done more to help house students Sir: I read with a great deal of personal interest the June 16 th story, “International students eyed as key to…

Tara Jeffrey Sometimes an opportunity comes along at just the right time. “And I think this might be one of those times,” says Dr. Sudit Ranade, Lambton’s Medical Officer of…

Journal Staff Enhanced security measures are coming to Tecumseh Park to help discourage theft and vandalism.

Phil Egan Journal reader Fran VerBeem recently sent along a copy of ‘Sarnia Reports’ from 1953. Fran’s father H.D. Cook was the city’s building inspector, and the document contains end-of-year…