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George Mathewson It appears a bid from five local businessmen to redevelop the former Sarnia General Hospital site will go right down to the wire.

The Journal is looking to profile some of our community’s great man caves this summer. It could be a home theatre hangout, a poker night haunt or a sports memorabilia…

Troy Shantz A short story written by a St. Patrick’s High School student has won a provincial award. Sophia Makrigiannis earned the Young Authors Award in the Grade 9-10 short…

Cathy Dobson Initial reports of a $26-million reinvestment in the Point Edward casino suggested a new family-friendly restaurant would be the main upgrade. That would be some restaurant.

Phil Egan The Canada 150 celebrations took my mind back to Canada’s last major birthday – the 1967 Centennial and Montreal World Fair, known as Expo 67.

Journal Staff Sarnia’s newest music festival has confirmed the final two acts, including an artist who can get fans going with or without a microphone. Brad Kissel will perform Saturday,…

Lambton Public Health is about to roll out a phone survey to randomly selected adults on the issue of mental health. The information gathered will be confidential and anonymous, said…

Troy Shantz The days of classic cruisers and wooden “rum-runners” will be recalled July 22 when the local chapter of the Antique Classic Boat Society holds it 7th annual show.

Junior golfer Jaxon Shelton of Camlachie fired an 81 at Huron Oaks to win the Sarnia-area qualifier and advance to the Southwest Optimist Tournament in Blenheim. Here he receives the…

Fifty years on This row of maple trees on Bright Street is the product of a Centennial initiative conducted in 1967 that saw more than 13,000 maple and spruce trees…