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Pam Wright For self-described ‘gear head’ John Gautrey, participating in the iconic Mille Miglia is the realization of a childhood dream. “I watched and read about it as a boy,”…

Tara Jeffrey When Henry VanArkel was shopping at the Habitat for Humanity Restore with his son a couple of years ago, it was a sign seeking new volunteers that caught…

Glenn Ogilvie Following the coldest April in 20 years, Sarnia-Lambton residents are warming up to more normal spring temperatures in the month of May.

Allen R. Wells In a recent Sarnia Journal article, comments from CAER stating that “the whole [emergency notification] system was originally meant for first responders” and “there are no plans…

Cathy Dobson When 85 evacuees escaped from fire at Kenwick Place and took shelter at Sarnia’s Comfort Inn last November, no one could have imagined the strong bond that would…

Cathy Dobson Three local women want to give undiscovered artists in Sarnia-Lambton a chance to exhibit their work in a professional, curated show.

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Cathy Dobson Emily Brown and Skyler Clark – old friends and new business partners – watched happily as the specialized flooring arrived for their new dance studio.

Cathy Dobson At its testing and training facilities on Confederation Street, a Sarnia company has earned an international reputation for making sure industrial pipes don’t leak.

Journal staff Changes are in the works following an incident last month at Shell’s Corunna refinery that led to a precautionary shelter-in-place for some residents due to reports of elevated…