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Cathy Dobson When the official bell ringer of Our Lady of Mercy arrived at church to summon parishioners to mass last November, the ropes on the 2,000-pound bell wouldn’t budge.…

Phil Egan With two Grey Cups to its credit, Sarnia has a long football tradition.

Pam Wright Fun-in-the-sun toys for folks who want to play will be available again this summer at Bright’s Grove’s Kenwick on the Lake Park. “We love the waterfront,” said Tim…

Save the trail and put people before cars Sir: There is a delicious twist of irony in your May 19 story about city officials cracking down on homeowners who are…

Journal Staff A 32-acre parcel of land at the foot of Exmouth Street has been severed, signalling the possibility of future development.

Tara Jeffrey The Oscar-nominated screenwriter of the film ‘Room’ is coming to Sarnia this summer for a Q&A and special screening of the acclaimed drama.

Cathy Dobson A Sarnia woman who cares for an injured dog rescued from a grim fate in Thailand is now struggling to find him a permanent home. “It’s very bittersweet…

Pam Wright A muddy hobby has snowballed into a second career for Jeff Lacroix. For the past six years the Sarnia resident has been filming ‘mud bogging,’ and his posts…

Journal Staff Bryan Trothen won the battle but lost the war. The Sarnia heritage advocate had appealed city council’s decision to lift an Ontario Heritage Act designation on a 149-year-old…

Tara Jeffrey When a family breaks apart, the effect on children can be detrimental.