Posts Tagged ‘City of’
Labour Day Parade reminds us all how important industry and the trades are to Sarnia-Lambton
Sarnia celebrated Labour Day today in traditional style as well over a thousand members of our local labour force proudly marched in the city's 111th annual Labour Day Parade in solidarity. Today's hour-long parade, with 55 entries from local business and industry and included marching bands, a roller derby team and student-rallied support for suicide [...]
Kornet, Peter Nicholas, (August 29, 2012)
KORNET, Peter Nicholas – Suddenly, doing what he loved at the Camlachie Golf Club on Wednesday, August 29, 2012 at the age of 88. Beloved husband of the late Lucy (Ladanchuk) (1992). Dear father of Ronald & his wife Mary, Sarnia, David & his wife Cheryl, Sarnia and Lynne Kornet and her husband Brian Goodall, [...]
Elton John coming to town next week, highly anticipated show expected to deliver best of the Rocket Man
The Rocket Man Sir Elton John is expected in Sarnia for the first time, bringing his award-winning solo act to a sold out RBC Centre in just over a week. On Friday, Sep. 7, the rock juggernaut will perform his Greatest Hits Live concert, featuring number one chart toppers and classic album tracks from his outstanding [...]
Power Supply gives champion’s performance as they rocked the Duc D’Orleans up and down St. Clair River
In recent years, Sarnia has clearly become synonymous with large music festivals such as Rogers Bayfest and the annual live music charity bash Get The Ball Rolling, both extravaganzas that not only bring some of the biggest stars in music to town, but also give opportunity to rising stars by showing off sensational home grown [...]
Smith, Mary Agnes, (August 28, 2012)
Mary Agnes Smith of Sarnia passed peacefully surrounded by her family at St. Joseph’s Hospice on August 28, 2012. Mary is predeceased by husband Jack, father Wesley, mother Marion, and brother Howard (Margaret). Survived by children John (Debbie), Kevin (Linda), and Shelley (Campbell), grandchildren Brittany, Jordan, Michael, Tyler, Matthew, sister Jean (Ernie), brother-in-law Neil (Elizabeth) [...]
Tech savvy local entrepreneur is using power of connectivity in support of shelter
Adam Young, a Sarnia resident who earns a living as a consultant in social media and web design, is using the power of connectivity using a relatively new tool–crowdfunding–to try to raise money in support of the legal bills of the River City Vineyard's Harbour Inn Homeless Shelter. Young, in discussions with George Esser of [...]
Armstrong, Emerson Victor, (August 26, 2012)
Armstrong: Emerson, Victor – Entered into the presence of his Lord where he wanted to be, on Sunday August 26, 2012 at Bluewater Health in Sarnia, in his 80th year. Emerson, loving and devoted husband and best friend of Barbara (n. Barker) for almost 53 years. Dear father of Vaughn and his girlfriend Debbie Ann [...]
Sarnia’s own Power Supply will rock the Duc D’Orleans in style this weekend
Local band Power Supply will be rockin' the Duc D'Orleans this weekend, Sun., Aug. 26, to host what's expected to be one of the biggest and best live music party cruises of summer. Power Supply, who's members include vocalist Renee Vandertil-Card, lead guitarist Julius Sneider, bass player Ian McLeay, drummer Carlos Paiva and keyboardist Marc [...]
Greekfest 2012 just days away as Hellenic community celebrates its culture
The Hellenic community of Sarnia Lambton is in the final planning stages of Sarnia Greekfest 2012 to be held Saturday, September 8th from Noon to 11 p.m. and Sunday, September 9 from noon to 7 p.m. The festival will take place on the grounds at St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, 1299 Murphy Road, Sarnia. NEW this year [...]
Back pain in runners can be eased with attention to special exercises
By Dr. JIM FORBES, Chiropractor It is no surprise that runners are prone to injuries. It has been estimated that as many as 70% of runners have an injury in any given year, a common injury being low back/buttock pain that is aggravated by running. Many runners accept this feeling as a product of older age [...]
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THE SHOW: St. Clair’s ‘A Family Affair,’ Hotel California, RIBFEST, world record for air guitar, and INDIEFEST
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Pipeline reversal would good for local business, says Chamber CEO
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INDIEFEST: Third night of live music concert series a charm, independent artists deliver the goods
May 21, 2013 19:05
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