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Sarnia · SarniaAn estimated 20,000 purple-clad revellers flooded the streets around the university campus Saturday during unsanctioned festivities. Broughdale Avenue, a dead-end north London street, infamous for student partying, had metal fences erected on it to provide first responders with a clear path. Police have not yet indicated how many tickets for bylaw infractions or criminal code violations were issued.See the Story
Homecoming parties near Western University
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Stabbing · SarniaA Woodstock man was allegedly stabbed and robbed near a bank over the weekend. The victim, identified as a 33-year-old man, suffered a shoulder injury and was taken to hospital to be treated. Police say the man has since been released. A man and a woman, both of Windsor, were arrested on scene and charged with robbery with a weapon and robbery and wounding.See the Story
Windsor pair charged in stabbing of Woodstock man
Sarnia · SarniaThe Chatham-Kent Film Group's October screening is set to feature Last Call, a single-take feature film shot and directed in Windsor. The film was originally supposed to be shown in April 2020 but was put on pause because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Tickets are $10 at the door for new members and free of charge for anyone who had a membership in 2019-2020.See the Story
Windsor-based film director to screen movie, host discussion in Chatham
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Sarnia · SarniaNew, simpler welcome signs are expected at city entry points before the year ends. Absent in the design are the city's crest and tagline. A population-count option was also nixed. Larger versions are planned on Front Street, south of Exmouth, and at LaSalle Line approaching along Highway 40. A number of sign-less locations around the city will be marked by the end of the $130,000 project.See the Story
New Sarnia signs expected later this year
Sarnia · SarniaSarnia police said Monday a pedestrian was taken to hospital after being injured in the intersection of Michigan Avenue and Christina Street North in a collision involving a vehicle. The extent of the pedestrian's injuries wasn't known, police said. The intersection was expected to remain closed to traffic for several hours as police investigated.See the Story
Pedestrian injured Monday at Sarnia intersection
Sarnia · SarniaThe City of Sarnia's annual Seed Day has grown to Seed Week for its return after a two-year absence amid the COVID-19 pandemic. People are asked to locate a staff member for assistance harvesting seed. Common species in the gardens people might seek out include marigold, coneflower, columbine, zinnias, dahlias and salvias.See the Story
Seed Week underway in Germain Park
Sarnia · SarniaThe National Post, in its Sept. 22 edition wrote that Aesop Zourdoumis, a retired army combat veteran, received an email earlier this summer from Veterans…See the Story
LETTER: Why forgiveness for some but not for others?
Sarnia · SarniaTheatre Sarnia launches its first full season since the pandemic began with a play this week recreating Orson Welles' infamous 1938 War of the Worlds broadcast. The Panic Broadcast, by Joe Landry, opens Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., at the Imperial Theatre and runs evenings through Oct. 1. The play is set at radio station WBFR and includes live ads plus jingles sung by the Petrolia trio, Sisters of Choice. All of the Foley sound effects are all done on stage, with no pre-recorded sound effects.See the Story
Theatre Sarnia opens its new season Wednesday
Petrolia · PetroliaFiery Faces began 15 years ago when Cheryl Veary, who was inspired by a New York State event known as the Great Jack-o-lantern Blaze, carved a few pumpkins with friends to light and display outside her home. The event grew and eventually moved to the fairgrounds in Wyoming with hundreds of carved pumpkins, but the display went on hiatus after that location was no longer available. Fiery Faces family days, with pumpkin-related activities in support of local charities, continued to be held until they were interrupted by pandemic restrictions. This year's event will be held at the Petrolia Discovery Boomtown Oct. 21 to 23.See the Story
Fiery Faces festival finds a new home in Petrolia
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Baseball · SarniaThe Lambton Lions picked up their first win of the OCAA baseball season by beating the Centennial Colts 5-4 in Game 1 of a doubleheader Saturday. The Lions lost 18-1 in Game 2. Sunday's twinbill against the Durham Lords in Oshawa was rained out. The Alvinston Killer Bees have signed forwards Dawson Winchester and Derek Shaw.See the Story
