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Sebastian Smith nails a jump at the LSSAA track and field championships that began Tuesday at LCCVI in Petrolia. Smith cleared 6.37 metres to win the junior boys long jump, and 185 centimetres to win the high jump competition.

City council did the prudent thing last week by postponing a million dollars worth of upgrades in Centennial Park.

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.

Kaden Fulcher plans to make his mark on the Ontario Hockey League. The Sarnia Sting nabbed the local player in the 13th round of the OHL Priority Selection last month off the roster of the Lambton Jr. Sting Minor Midget "AAA" team.

The Sarnia Roller Derby League is inviting newcomers to try one of the fastest growing sports in North America. "I like the alter ego that you become when you play," says Dana Johnson, known as ‘Wild Child’ on the track.

The first time Mike Jacques donned a chef’s hat and coat, he was helping prepare food for a grand opening attended by Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley. “I was a Grade 12 co-op student in the cafeteria at St.

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.

It’s been a challenge for Manjit Singh to find a chef to prepare authentic Indian cuisine at his Sitara Indian Cuisine restaurant. Luckily, the full-time health specialist is also talented in the kitchen.