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Big Band giving our symphony a boost

Big Band giving our symphony a boost

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

Inn of the Good Shepherd calendars stolen

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 Oct. 4.
Heavy equipment in place at Cull Drain Bridge

Heavy equipment in place at Cull Drain Bridge

Workers from Ross Steel Fabricators are on-site at the Cull Drain Bridge on Old Lakeshore Road, Journal reader Rick Smith reports.
A shore thing: water plant frontage to be rebuilt this winter

A shore thing: water plant frontage to be rebuilt this winter

Journal Staff The shoreline that rims the Lambton Area Water Supply System plant is getting a facelift.
Muslims report no backlash in Sarnia

Muslims report no backlash in Sarnia

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.
Career Centre provides job skills

Career Centre provides job skills

Marco Vigliotti Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series on the Goodwill Career Centre Job seekers turning to the Goodwill Career Centre for assistance in finding employment represent a diverse cross-section of Sarnia-Lambton, ranging

Case stepping down

Lambton County councillors will elect a warden Dec. 10 and it won’t be Todd Case. The Warwick Township mayor isn’t seeking a fourth term as head of the federation of 11 Lambton municipalities, which includes Sarnia, Point Edward and St.

Submit a military story

The Lambton Heritage Museum is looking to honour local men, women and children who have made contributions to Canada's military efforts over the years.

Tourism office moving

Tourism Sarnia-Lambton is moving into new digs. The organization is leaving the Chamber of Commerce building and relocating to the Ontario Travel Information Centre on Venetian Boulevard.
Tax hike looms

Tax hike looms

Sarnia homeowners would have to dig deep to foot the municipal tax bill in 2015, if the city’s draft budget passes unchanged. Swelling insurance prices, rising salary costs and the debt load from the RBC Centre are key factors pushing a proposed 6.