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George Mathewson Sarnia has approved a massive seniors complex that will bring more than 300 new residents and an economic boost to Sarnia’s south end.

Sarnia’s mayor has had enough of fly-bys from U.S. fighter jets.

Troy Shantz The numbers are staggering. Last year, 1,326 residents of Sarnia-Lambton were prescribed an opioid for pain. That’s one in six.

Residents of Bright’s Grove have successfully lobbied for reduced street parking behind Skeeter Barlow’s.

Kiersten Tomkins, centre, of St Patrick’s Fighting Irish, competes for the ball against two Chatham-Kent defenders in a senior girls’ basketball game played Oct. 19. Tomkins, the game’s top scorer,…

Journal Staff The Lambton-Kent high school cross country season concluded last week with Northern Collegiate placing runners on the podium in four of six races at the Canatara Park meet.

Representatives from all 21 Ontario universities will be in Sarnia on Monday, Nov. 6 to meet prospective students. The university reps will be at St.

Phil Egan They portray a community lost to the passage of time. The keen eye and roving camera of photographer Louis Pesha captured Sarnia and the surrounding area in the…

Troy Shantz Operation Christmas Tree is back, an event that helps Corunna-area families have a merry Christmas. Organized by the Optimist Club of Moore, the holiday food and toy collection…

Sarnia’s Bushido Sing Judo/Jiu-Jitsu Club attended the Niagara Falls Open recently and brought back 13 medals, the most of any club.