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Phil Egan Older Sarnians will recall a time when city churches rarely locked their doors. It was that general sense of security that, on Aug. 11, 1963, allowed an 11-year-old…

Cathy Dobson The Kidney Foundation of Canada has long regarded the Sarnia-Lambton chapter as a Centre of Excellence. That’s due in large part to the work of Elaine Hayter, who…

Journal Staff Dust off the wagons and unfurl the flags – Sarnia’s biggest summer party is back. Sarnia has confirmed its traditional in-person Canada Day will return July 1 following…

James R. Wallen I grew up on the north side of George Street a few doors down from East Street. Our house backed onto the Sarnia Central High School field,…

Journal Staff Photographer Ronny D’Haene had his eye on an Eastern screech-owl in Canatara Park on May 13, but couldn’t figure what it was looking at.

Journal Staff Three Northern Collegiate players are headed to the all-Ontario high school tennis championships.

Tara Jeffrey When it came time to choose a science fair project, Errol Village students Faye Colborne and Kaleigh Edmunds decided to put their fidgets to the test.

Journal Staff Sarnia is making free bus passes available to Ukrainians escaping the Russian war, and any other refugees recently arrived in the community. Coun.

Tara Jeffrey When Dean Timms finds a piece of scrap metal, he doesn’t see junk, he sees potential.

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