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George Mathewson Sarnia’s Kenn and Donna Poore have been drawing a lot of startled looks lately. The self-described “gearheads” are the active owners of three wild and wonderful cars that…

A company that wants to set up a six-acre solar farm at Sarnia’s airport will try, try again. The Ontario Power Authority did not approve EEDI Solar Projects’ initial request…

Journal Staff It came in about 20% over budget but Sarnia’s new boardwalk is now complete.

Cathy Dobson There's hope that a little dog found partially paralyzed on the far-off shores of Thailand may walk again thanks to the expertise of a Sarnia veterinarian.

THEN: Walter P. Zeller launched his Canadian retailing empire in 1931 during the Great Depression, and one of his first 15 stores was in downtown Sarnia. This photo shows the…

Journal Staff Area boaters will shuffle the deck for a good cause next month when a new event involving playing cards comes to Sarnia. Making Waves for Joanne is a…

What’s happening events must be open to the public, of general interest, 60 words or less, and received at least two weeks prior to the event.

George Mathewson A 16-year-old Sarnia student has a whopping tale to tell his grandkids after successfully landing one of the largest carp ever caught on rod and reel in Canada.

Sarnia is being asked to provide space for a war memorial, in part to honour the lives of two Lambton County residents lost in Canada’s Afghanistan Mission.

Sarnia's exceedingly wet spring and summer has caused countless flooded basements and produced swarms of mosquitoes.