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Tara Jeffrey Ann Laforge had every reason to give up on herself. “My mother couldn’t raise me, and I was always told I was never wanted,” says the 41-year-old Sarnia…

Cathy Dobson In two short years, a local couple has transformed a struggling East Side Mario’s franchise into a big winner.

Connie George, of Kettle Point, wears a mask while removing pink spray paint from the First Nations Souls Memorial at the Blue Water Bridge.

Pam Wright Victim Services of Sarnia-Lambton has found a new leader. Samantha Matty assumes the post of executive director on March 30, filling a seat left vacant by the resignation…

Sarnians continue to be duped by the CRA scam. City police recently took a report from a resident who was called by someone claiming to be from the Canada Revenue…

An accessible taxi service in now available in Sarnia. United Taxi’s accessible cab is on the road operating between the hours of 6 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday to Friday.

Journal Staff Residents fighting to save SCITS from closure have found an ally in city hall planners. A city report released last week states that if the Lambton Kent District…

A volunteer group that provides with good used beds to families in need needs a little help itself right now.

City Hall wants your feedback. Sarnia is currently working on a new Strategic Plan, a document that will outline the direction and priorities for city council for years to come.…