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John Rochon In 1875, prominent attorney and one-time Sarnia mayor Robert Sinclair Gurd erected the largest home in town on the southwest corner of Christina Street and London Road.

Cathy Dobson Re-elected city councillor Mike Kelch doesn’t believe you can spend your way to a council seat. The 17-year political veteran spent just $1,000 on his campaign, distributed about…

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Marco Vigliotti The Bluewater Health Foundation is marking the 20th anniversary of its popular Dream Home Lottery by offering the largest grand prize in its history.

Cathy Dobson The front door at the new Joie de Vintage shop opens frequently with curious shoppers coming in to see the funky clothes, retro housewares and chic, mid-century furniture.

Marco Vigliotti A musical blast from the past is seeking to bolster the coffers of Bluewaterland’s acclaimed symphony orchestra.

The Inn of the Good Shepherd has been victimized by a thief. Some 150 of the Inn’s Cash Calendars, $862 and a payment machine were stolen in east Sarnia on…

Workers from Ross Steel Fabricators are on-site at the Cull Drain Bridge on Old Lakeshore Road, Journal reader Rick Smith reports.

Journal Staff The shoreline that rims the Lambton Area Water Supply System plant is getting a facelift.

Marco Vigliotti Sarnia’s Muslim Association has condemned the attacks on Canadian soldiers in Ottawa and Quebec as “senseless” acts that “go against Islam and all of its teachings.