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Pam Wright The closure of more Sarnia schools and the creation of a one-track French Immersion school are among the options currently under consideration by Lambton Kent District School Board.

Cathy Dobson Again and again, Habitat for Humanity Sarnia-Lambton keeps proving it is ahead of the curve.

Cathy Dobson Imagine Sarnia-Lambton with more floods, more droughts and more heat waves. Imagine Lake Huron fish stocks declining, especially cold-water fish like trout and whitefish.

The annual CANstruction is once display again to the Lambton Mall. The friendly competition, which features teams building structures entirely from non-perishable food, runs until May 1 throughout the shopping…

Phil Egan More than a shock of bushy red hair made Tiger Dunlop one of early Ontario’s most colourful characters. A sparkling wit, engaging personality and humour-packed writing also helped.

The Huron Lakers novice boys’ basketball team won a Division 8 bronze medal at the Ontario Basketball Association Provincial Championships in London on April 8.

Journal Staff A Sarnia company was fined $218,000 after being convicted last week of one offence under the Environmental Protection Act. Veolia ES Canada Industrial Services Inc.

Journal Staff High schools and church halls will ring with the sound of music next week when the Lambton County Music Festival returns for its 89th season.

Journal Staff The declining enrolment trend in local schools won’t end anytime soon, a recent population study by Lambton County suggests.

Pam Wright Forty years ago the Point Edward Pacers won the Canadian championship Founder’s Cup, and on May 5 the club’s alumni will gather at the Point Edward Arena to…