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Tara Jeffrey Sarnia is holding one more round of public consultations before moving ahead on a $26.4-million indoor recreation centre equipped for soccer, running, baseball and other activities.

Cathy Dobson A rare antique fire truck that’s been in Sarnia-Lambton for nearly 100 years is being restored by the Corunna Firefighters Association.

Randy Evans When Robbie Moore passed at the age of 67 recently he left a loving family, scores of friends, and enough stories and goodwill to ensure a lasting legacy.

Journal Staff The Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce has recognized nine companies and individuals with 2021 Outstanding Business Achievement Awards. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, this year’s annual awards gala did not…

Cathy Dobson Amid a dizzying series of lockdowns and re-openings, the executive director of the Sarnia/Port Huron International Symphony Orchestra (ISO) is anxious to share some good news.

Tara Jeffrey Local businesses that defied closure orders during the pandemic shouldn’t be eligible for COVID-19 relief funding from the province, Bob Bailey says.

Journal Staff Public health restrictions will begin to “cautiously and gradually” ease on Jan. 31, the Ontario government says.

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Cathy Dobson Every day, Brian Vickery sees the hardships and generosity of the community as they intersect at his downtown soup and sandwich shop. Vickery has started a “pending meal”…

Cathy Dobson A new master plan that includes more development and commercial activity on Sarnia’s waterfront has received unanimous approval from city council. A team of consultants led by Re:Public…