The Sarnia Journal

The Sarnia Journal

The Journal serves as the independent media outlet for the Sarnia region.

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Family-owned business evicted to make way for corporate competitor

1 week ago | thesarniajournal.ca | Andrew Wilton

Cash & Carry Feed Bin, a staple of the Petrolia community for over 30 years, has been served a sudden eviction notice, to make way for a corporate competitor. The local, independent retailer of pet and agricultural supplies was given 30 days notice at the end of March to vacate their location. Two neighbouring businesses in the same plaza, Petrolia Foot Clinic and Digital Ink Graphics and Printing received identical eviction notices.
Sarnia's Detroit Connection: Locals Offer Short-Term Rental in the Heart of the Motor City - The Sarnia Journal

Mar 27, 2024 | thesarniajournal.ca

A welcoming retreat awaits travellers from Sarnia, Ontario, just across the border in the heart of Detroit's iconic West Village neighbourhood.
Prince Harry, Dog Man, and A World of Curiosities: Here's Lambton County Library’s top books of 2023

Dec 29, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Bonnie Garmus

Lambton County Libraries announced some Year in Review rankings this week, including the most-borrowed book titles of 2023. Some 551,500 books were checked out across 25 library branches in Lambton County this past year, in addition to more than 60,000 songs streamed on Freegal Music + (the library’s free music service), and nearly 26,000 kids participating in early literacy programs.
COLUMN: Inflation vs. the Holiday Spirit

Dec 12, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie FreemanEvery year, people look forward to their favourite holidays to celebrate with their friends and family with food, drink, games, and gifts. And the cost of that celebration adds up. In fact, in Western culture, Christmas is one of the biggest consumer holidays of the year. However, times are tougher these days, which makes this time of year less celebratory and more stressful due to rising costs. It’s not a secret that the Canadian economy is in a weird spot right now.
COLUMN: Inflation vs. the Holiday Spirit

Dec 12, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie Freeman Every year, people look forward to their favourite holidays to celebrate with their friends and family with food, drink, games, and gifts. And the cost of that celebration adds up. In fact, in Western culture, Christmas is one of the biggest consumer holidays of the year. However, times are tougher these days, which makes this time of year less celebratory and more stressful due to rising costs. It’s not a secret that the Canadian economy is in a weird spot right now.
‘Shopping for Change’ event to benefit Women’s Interval Home

Nov 21, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie FreemanFor The JournalThe second annual Shopping for Change event is set to take place in Sarnia’s downtown, Thursday, Nov. 23, featuring more than 40 participating businesses — all to benefit the Women’s Interval Home of Sarnia-Lambton. The event invites participants to venture downtown for special deals, food and entertainment from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. at 41 local businesses. The event is a great way to connect ‘shopping local’ with meaningful charities, explained organizer Amy Spadafora.
River City celebrates 35 years in the community; Charity Takeover planned for Nov. 1

Oct 30, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie FreemanFor The JournalA ‘Charity Takeover Night’ to benefit the River City Vineyard will be held Nov. 1, just in time to mark the organization’s 35th anniversary. The event, hosted by the Refined Fool, invites local charities to take over the taproom for an evening, with 15% of sales going directly to that organization. “This is our first charity takeover night with Refined Fool,” said Worship Pastor Renee Card, who is organizing the event for River City.
Little Shop of Horrors takes centre stage at Imperial Theatre - The Sarnia Journal

Oct 15, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie Freeman Theatre Sarnia is presenting the cult classic ‘Little Shop of Horrors’ this month at the Imperial Theatre – the first time the show has been staged in Sarnia for two decades. “I know that, at one point, St. Clair Secondary School put on the production,” director and choreographer Bethany Tiegs said, pointing to the early 2000s. “That is the last production [of Little Shop] that has been done.” The show, kicking off Friday, Oct.
COLUMN: The death of the third place and how to resurrect it

Oct 10, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Katie Freeman

By Katie FreemanOn a typical Friday evening in Sarnia back in the 60’s, most young people would gather with their friends and head to the Rose Garden Roller skating rink. “You rented skates if you didn’t have your own, and they had Spudnuts which were donuts that melted in your mouth,” one woman recounted, taking me back to 1962 with a wistful nostalgia.
OPINION: It’s time to rally around abuse survivors

Sep 11, 2023 | thesarniajournal.ca | Tara Jeffrey

By Tara JeffreyWhen Abby Spadafora and Melanie Hunt were making headlines as rising stars in Canadian gymnastics twenty years ago, they were celebrated by the entire community. Many of us recall them as Abby Pearson and Mel Rocca (both now married with children of their own), elite local athletes who helped put the Bluewater Gymnastics Club on the map.

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