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Cathy Dobson Max Jantz is both a dancer and a writer, but he never knew it until he got involved in his high school’s SCITS Revue.

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Journal Staff Normally, Sarnia doesn’t get enough snow for snowshoers to do their thing. But then, this isn’t a normal winter. Students at St.

George Mathewson In a shiny new laboratory at the Western Sarnia-Lambton Research Park officials are showing off their latest plaything – a practice golf ball.

Sarnia members of Scouts march along Devine Street from Tecumseh Park to the Inn of the Good Shepherd during the 9th annual Hike for Hunger on Saturday, Feb.

Journal Staff Local Conservatives have chosen their flag bearer for this year’s federal election. Former riding association president Marilyn Gladu defeated two challengers to win the party nomination Saturday.

A local World Day of Prayer service will be held at the following Sarnia-area churches in on Friday, March 6. Zone 1 - Laurel-Lee St. Matthews Church, 837 Exmouth St.,…

When Annette Zylstra’s mother bought a framed print of a seascape at the Bible for Missions Thrift Shop in Sarnia a decade she had no idea it contained a mystery.

Cathy Dobson The new owner of Ah! Some Art says she isn’t going to tinker with a successful formula that has kept the funky gift shop in Point Edward thriving…

The Crombeen family is big fans of the animated Disney film Frozen and decided to recreate its lovably innocent snowman character, Olaf, in their front yard.