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Next week, we’ll begin our third year of producing Sarnia's local, independent newspaper. A huge shout out and thank you to all our readers and advertisers for making it happen.…

Cathy Dobson There came a point when Stephanie Purdy knew she was ready to venture out on her own and leave the family business.

Pam Wright Construction of a sugar beet processing plant would be a sweet addition to the Chemical Valley, says Mark Lumley, chair of the Ontario Sugar Beet Growers’ Association.

Tara Jeffrey Travis Tetreault was a student at St. Patrick’s High School when at least nine of his peers died by suicide several years ago.

Tara Jeffrey Kim Arnold’s dolls are like snowflakes -- no two are ever the same. “They each have their own individual personalities,” said the Corunna woman, scanning the collection of…

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Tara Jeffrey A college student, a radio personality, a residential school survivor and a young woman fighting to breathe may not have much in common, on the surface.

Cathy Dobson Peter Bakker just couldn’t get visions of Jamie Stewart’s house out of his mind. The Watford builder had just returned from an inspection of the structural damage in…

Pam Wright Many Ontario schools are dropping out of the science fair scene, but Sarnia-Lambton remains a hotbed for young researchers growing ideas thanks to strong community support.

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