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Journal Staff Organizers hope the 12 th annual Race to Erase in May will push the proceeds raised for charity since 2006 over the cool half-million dollar mark.

Troy Shantz As the Sarnia Sting finishes up its best regular season in franchise history, one of the team’s most loyal fans is running up a record of her own.

John Sterling, of Corunna, constructs a wooden apparatus at the Strangway Centre used by physiotherapists to treat patients following hip and knee replacement surgery.

Susan Ward The Journal recently published a photograph that showed an elephant standing beside a man in a purple outfit on Point Edward’s waterfront.

No excuse for dog owners on trail too pooped to pop Sir: This is to the kindly people who scoop their dog’s poop and neatly put the bag in a…

Vicky Sparks In the original film The Strangers, audiences watched entranced as Scott Speedman and Liv Tyler, a young couple in love attempted to survive a seemingly random attack at…

Pam Wright Sarnia officials are hoping homeowners will “get out in front” of a beetle-borne disease threatening the city’s oak trees. The invasive fungus “oak wilt” has reached Belle Isle…

Troy Shantz The impact of residential schools goes far beyond the children who attended them, a new documentary by Sarnia filmmaker Dwayne Cloes demonstrates.

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Cathy Dobson Sarnia has applied for a provincial grant to improve bus service between Sarnia and London, and Robert Q is hoping for a piece of the pie, a company…