Clinic launches new workplace sexual harassment project
Journal Staff Community Legal Assistance Sarnia has launched a new project to help organizations and individuals experiencing sexual harassment at work.
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Toll at the Blue Water Bridge rising April 1
Journal Staff When local residents do begin using the Blue Water Bridge again they will pay more to visit and return from Michigan. Starting April 1, passenger vehicles heading to…
St. Pat’s student hammers home a U.S. sports scholarship
Troy Shantz Max Laur swapped his hockey stick for a javelin several years ago and hasn’t looked back. “It is a testament, especially in this area, for boys to quit…
Residents 90 and older can start pre-registering today for COVID-19 shots
Journal Staff Vaccine pre-registration for local residents has started today for individuals 90 years and older, Lambton Public Health says.
Motorcycle accident victim seeks changes to intersection
Journal Staff Sarnia is looking into possible changes for traffic turns at a Modeland Road intersection.
Petition to rename Sarnia Arena headed to council
Journal Staff More than 2,000 people signed a petition to rename the Sarnia Arena after Pat “Whitey” Stapleton. Stapleton was the first Sarnian to play full-time in the NHL.
OPINION: Another basket of curious tidbits from Sarnia’s past
Randy Evans TOP THIS – For Norm “Red” Armstrong, Dec. 15, 1962 was a day of firsts. The former Sarnia Legionnaire donned the blue and white of the Toronto Maple…
Local science fair going virtual this year
Journal Staff The Lambton County Science Fair is back. After a one-year hiatus caused by the pandemic, organizers have planned a virtual science fair for local students this year.
Vaccine booking system being tested locally, not available to public for weeks
Cathy Dobson Lambton is among six public health units testing Ontario’s online booking system for COVID-19 vaccinations to ensure it doesn’t crash when it’s available to the general public in…
Mystery ship’s lights seen by Titanic sinking victims
Phil Egan & Barb Swanson In the cold, overnight hours of April 14-15 in the year 1912, James McCrie of Sarnia was dying of hypothermia.
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Jim and Edna Mitchell Memorial Euchre Tournament
Sun, Nov 15 · 1:00 pm
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American Doctor film screening
Sun, Nov 15 · 2:00 pm
SARNIA LIBRARY THEATRE 124 Christina St. S. Sarnia, ON
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