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Troy Shantz David Nichols was a high school music teacher in the 1970s when he proved the old adage — the show must go on.

Now that it’s kite-flying season again Don Mathews has become something of a regular fixture in Centennial Park. The Sarnia retiree even likes to fly his kites at night, experimenting…

Journal Staff Former CBC Dragons’ Den dragon David Chilton is coming to The Imperial Theatre on May 2. The best-selling author of The Wealthy Barber will present what’s described as…

Phil Egan It began with the promise of new jobs and ended with accusations of fraud and prison terms. The brief but tawdry history of the Pendergast Fence Company was…

Tara Jeffrey Organizers are hoping to see 200 men slip into stilettos at the Lambton Mall this month for the fifth annual Walk a Mile in Her Shoes event.

Pieces of a quilt being gathered from across Canada by the Canadian Catholic Organization for Development and Peace stopped at Our Lady of Church last week, before being stitched together…

Sarnia is still considering the possible removal of fluoride from its drinking water.

Lambton Public Health is offering low-cost ($20) pet rabies vaccinations at the Sarnia Humane Society on April 15. The 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. clinic is open to all cats…

Journal Staff The objective of a new church-based basketball league is to develop good people and good players, organizers say. The Sarnia Upward Basketball league covers players from Senior Kindergarten…

Cathy Dobson High school teacher Al Weiss may be retired but his schedule is quickly filling with musical projects and live shows. It’s no surprise for those who know him.…