Suzanna Dieleman, who most recently was with the Township of Malahide, located south of London, will become the City of Sarnia’s Director of Finance next Monday, replacing Lisa Armstrong, whose last day on the job is this Friday.
After more than 26 years with Sarnia Fire Rescue Services, Fire Chief John Kingyens has announced he plans to retire this summer from the City of Sarnia.
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The local chapter of Mothers Against Drunk Driving is appealing to members of the community who may be interesting in volunteering with the organization.
Lambton County Council will be considering a net increase of 1.75% to the County property tax levy when it meets to discuss the County’s 2019 budget early in March.
Two talented and well-known Sarnia producers are planning what’s being billed as an inspirational evening of live music and dance the Imperial Theatre, with proceeds going to support the therapeutic recreation program at Pathways Health Centre for Children.
Bluewater Health Foundation has announced what is being called a “significant gift” from Patricia Carter on behalf of her late husband Ernest and their family.
For the first time ever, Sarnia-Lambton has been named among the world’s “Top7 Intelligent Communities”.
Dave Watson has had a good life. A very good life.
A Mississauga-based maker of specialized membranes capable of separating olefin and paraffin says it plans to build a new $15-million facility in Sarnia’s Chemical Valley.
When we think about exporting, , the advantages of being so close to the international border as Sarnia-Lambton is would certainly come to mind.
Nelson DaSilva is one busy fellow, working out of Cogeco’s offices on Confederation St.
Significant users of energy in the Sarnia-Lambton region will almost certainly want to attend an upcoming half-day seminar outlining details on a federal grants program offering partial reimbursement of costs related to achieving an International Energy Management Systems standard.
Some of us start an entrepreneurial journey later in life. For others, it may not come at all, with most people preferring to work in an organization where there’s at least a modicum of predictability, of security, or at least the expectation of a regular paycheque and work hours that are conducive to something other than work.
In recognition of the Sarnia Quilters’ Guild’s 40th anniversary, the Judith & Norman Alix Art Gallery (JNAAG) will be opening the exhibition Kaleidoscope and in celebration of the everyday, the gallery will also be presenting Flying School by Quebec artist Diane Landry.
A writing contest—”Write to Us: Judges Panel for Charity” is underway, thanks to the Organization for Literacy in Lambton.
My Tuesday began with an email from Carol Launderville, who handles communications duties for the Canadian Coast Guard out of Sarnia.