Week of January 14
Reader saddened to see another woodlot targetted Sir: While curiously reading the Nov. 26 article entitled “Point Spread,” I was disappointed and saddened to see yet another stand of trees…
News
Ukrainian Orthodox church sold; could remain a church
Cathy Dobson It took just days for Sarnia’s Holy Trinity Ukrainian Orthodox Church to find a buyer apparently interested in maintaining the elaborate building as a place of worship.
The Sarnia Journal weekly trivia challenge
1 - ABBA was a pop music group from what country? 2 - Since June, Bright's Grove resident Allan Calvert has been the CEO of what local organization? 3 -…
OPINION: Thanks, but addiction funding did not go far enough
For me, the letdown was like ordering a bestselling book and getting just the first chapter in the mail. A good start, but nothing close to what I wanted.
Family’s bequest thanks Alzheimer Society for its kindness
Troy Shantz The care and compassion Georgie Cossitt received from the Alzheimer’s Society of Sarnia-Lambton had a huge impact on her last days, her son says.
Hospital fears the worst is ahead as two more COVID-19 deaths are recorded
Journal Staff Sarnia-Lambton has two new COVID-19 deaths, Bluewater Health says. Two women from a long-term-care facility experiencing an ongoing outbreak have died, bringing the total COVID-19 deaths to 30.
Sarnia Police investigating city’s second homicide in five days
Journal Staff City Police are investigating Sarnia’s second homicide of the New Year. Police officers, paramedics and Sarnia fire arrived at a Lee Court residence at 12:30 a.m. today and…
Plan to move library into Clearwater Arena taking shape
Troy Shantz Sarnia could save $60,000 a year by moving the Mallroad Library to Clearwater Arena, city staff says.
Sarnia council backs calls to help small businesses
Troy Shantz Recreational facilities for children should be regarded as essential services and remain open during lockdowns, a Sarnia entrepreneur says. And City Hall agrees.
COVID-19 vaccine still not expected in Sarnia-Lambton until early February
Journal Staff The first COVID-19 vaccine doses are still not expected to arrive in Sarnia-Lambton until early February, although that timeline could change subject to supply availability, Sarnia’s Primary Control…
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Jim and Edna Mitchell Memorial Euchre Tournament
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American Doctor film screening
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