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Troy Shantz Sarnia’s leaky and broken pipes are pumping vast amounts of treated drinking water into the ground each and every year.

Cathy Dobson Robyn Kopriva’s introduction to neurofeedback training was as a client.

Troy Shantz About 10,000 tonnes of rubble from two derelict buildings on the former Holmes Foundry site will be ground up and used to help level the 16-acre property, Point…

Bob Boulton It’s amazing how important landmarks can disappear and quickly fade from memory. Take, for example, Russ Kirk’s gas station.

Journal Staff Though a place on the podium eluded Sarnia rugby player Julia Greenshields and weightlifter Boady Santavy at the Tokyo Olympic Games, both did well.

Troy Shantz Lambton College students who live on campus this fall must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, the college has decided. About 150 students at the London Road residence must…

Journal Staff The nursing program at Lambton College is expanding to support 60 additional students in practical nursing and five more students in the nursing baccalaureate program.

Journal Staff Lambton Public Health is advising residents of a food recall warning on frozen mango products due to possible Hepatitis A contamination.

Journal Staff The Inn of the Good Shepherd’s snack packs are back. Each pack provides 21 nutritious snacks for one child for one week and includes crackers, yogurt, cheese strings,…

Journal Staff If you see a coyote loping down your street it is not an emergency, Sarnia Police say.