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Cathy Dobson They just don’t make furniture like they used to, says a local woman adept at refinishing everything from 1980s oak tables to antique mirrors. “Older furniture is more…

Village council has appointed Deputy Mayor Bev Hand to the top job for the next two years, thus avoiding the need for a by-election.

Members of Sarnia Urban Wildlife have been busy pulling invasive species and cleaning up natural spaces.

Work begins on a splash pad in Point Edward’s waterfront park this month and happy, shrieking children should be playing in the water by next year.

Year of Local Laura Greaves This is the 18th in a series of submitted stories produced by the Year of Local, a collaborative project highlighting businesses and not-for-profit organizations in…

Cathy Dobson It’s been called our biggest and most enduring party. Canada Day in Sarnia is celebrated by at least 10,000 people every year and considered one of the largest…

Cathy Dobson An outpouring of generosity that just won’t stop is keeping the demolition and rebuild of Jamie Stewart’s home on schedule. His deteriorating home was torn down Friday and…

Cathy Dobson In a dramatic turn of events at city hall today, Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley had his salary suspended for 90 days following complaints he created a toxic work…

Journal Staff Work is to begin next week on the final two phases of the Centennial Park remediation. A new boat launch will be built, a seawall promenade erected, the…

Cathy Dobson A couple of years ago, Kathy Dhillon was hired to prepare a chocolate table for a gala hosted by Sarnia’s St. Joseph’s Hospice. The reaction to her elaborate…