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In the year of Sarnia’s 100 th anniversary celebration a key heritage display is in dire need of repair.

Fresh from exams, college and university students are returning to Sarnia from across North America with job hopes, bags of laundry and a taste for home cooking.

Cinderella’s wish granted Awesome Foundation Sarnia has awarded a $1,000 no-strings attached grant to Debbie Anderson for her project Cinderella Story.

City Hall was a busy place last week when Sarnia officially marked the 100th anniversary of its incorporation as a city, on May 7, 1914. The birthday party featured a cake-cutting, the St.

CUPE member Sarah Tait pickets outside Coronation Park Day Nursery, which has been threatened with closure.Glenn Ogilvie Coronation Park Day Nursery has been given a three-week reprieve.

Liliana Parker was born at Bluewater Health on May 7, exactly 100 years after Sarnia became a city. The Centennial baby is seen here with dad Brian, mom Jessie-Lee and brother Freddie. Bluewater Health photo

Many who visit Sarnia for the first time come away with the opinion that this area is one of Ontario's best kept secrets. From a local sports and recreation standpoint, the same might be said of Bluewater Cheer Athletics.

City Hall was a busy place Wednesday when Sarnia officially marked the 100 th anniversary of its incorporation as a city, on May 7, 1914.

On this team, scores aren’t kept or times recorded. But there’s real joy in the air, the kind that comes from doing the best you can with what you’ve got.

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