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Troy Shantz A grassroots group of self-described “nerds” says the city is primed to build and sustain a tech industry.

More than 1,500 people have signed a petition asking Sarnia to rebuild Jackson Pool and have it operational by next summer.

Phil Egan Fifty-eight years after I thought I had put it away for good, I’m riding my bicycle again. Mind you, it’s not the same balloon-tired delight I owned back…

Students from Lambton College’s social service worker program line Christina Street in front of City Hall during the annual “Stand Up Against Poverty Rally” on Oct. 13.

The United Way campaign has reached the $1-million mark, which is half way to the 2017 fundraising target. “The campaign started off slower in September compared to years past but…

Tara Jeffrey Tracy MacDonald has big plans for the third annual Women Helping Women charity event. “I am aiming for $5,000 this year,” said the woman behind the upcoming vendor…

Phil Egan I recently came across an advertisement in a 1954 issue of The Sarnia Gazette, and it brought back memories. “Sensational Free Food Offer,” it read.

Geraldine Robertson stands beside a memorial plaque honouring the 161 residential school survivors from Aamjiwnaang First Nation.

George Mathewson A long-stalled plan to convert the north half of the Bright’s Grove Golf Club into new housing has hit another snag.

Cathy Dobson For those seeking alternative treatments for breathing and skin problems, Himalayan pink salt lamps are all the latest rage.