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Troy Shantz Point Edward Pacer Korey Conroy believes when it comes to lacrosse you can only serve one master. The 20-year-old ‘right shooter’ has been with the Jr. B lacrosse…

Nadine Wark It was gratifying to see that the Colts Drum Line has found a new home where members can store their equipment and meet for rehearsals.

Draft county plan includes ‘subtle form of expropriation’ Sir: If you’re a resident of Lambton County, no doubt you’ve noticed the yellow signs scattered throughout the county stating, “Scrap the…

Cathy Dobson Crews from Sarnia’s Maaten Construction should be ripping down parts of the former St. Clair Secondary School, removing asbestos and ceiling tiles and the old HVAC system by…

Keeping fit is an important part of being a paramedic. For the past 11 years Daniel Costain has been a paramedic in Edmonton, Alberta, but he has now returned to…

Journal Staff Some pretty amazing teens have once again been recognized by the YMCA.

Troy Shantz A new music festival is eager to take full advantage of Sarnia’s soon-to-open Centennial Park.

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Tara Jeffrey Inspired by a courageous little boy named Lucien, an upcoming “Superhero Walk” in Bright’s Grove is set to conquer brain cancer, one dollar at a time.

Cathy Dobson Don’t be surprised an unusual amount of Kleenex is used at this weekend’s SCITS Alumni Revue.