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George Mathewson A total of 189 people on City Hall’s payroll made $100,000 or more last year. The 32% increase means that fully one-third of the 540-member municipal workforce is…

Cathy Dobson There’s an energy in the room during a Sarnia Art Attack that leaves the artists and their fans wanting more, says co-ordinator Billie Jo Gage.

Cathy Dobson Another new boutique soon to open in downtown Sarnia will merge two retailers and mark the next step in Chris Yurchuk’s small business plan.

Demolition has begun on this high school building on East Street, the former home to thousands of students. It opened in 1955 as Central Collegiate and later became St. Patrick's…

Glassy-eyed Objects inside the closed Trinity Lounge and Ravenous Gastropub appear to float in the air but are actually combining with a window reflection of the Bayside Mall. Glenn Ogilvie

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

Two city-owned facilities are about to get shiny new lids. City council has approved an agreement with Bluewater Power that will see rooftop solar panels installed at Sarnia Harbour and…

Greekfest has found a home downtown. The annual celebration of Greek culture will held for the next five years at the Parkway parking lot beside Scotiabank, city council agreed last…

Cathy Dobson A new line of misshapen or slightly blemished fruits and veggies is taking the produce departments of some local grocers by storm.

Cathy Dobson A new album in the works and enough gigs to keep him out of trouble is making Point Edward’s Nic Swales a happy musician these days.