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A 56-unit affordable housing project in Sarnia has been delayed by city council and is now headed to the Ontario Land Tribunal, after facing pushback from nearby residents. “NIMBY attitudes are no longer considered acceptable by the province,” said Myles Vanni, executive director of the Inn of the Good Shepherd.

What began as a summer job cutting grass has grown into L&L Lawn Care, a full-service business run by two Sarnia high school students.

North Lambton students are preparing for a Star Wars-themed concert and a full production of Frozen Jr., with proceeds supporting cancer research and performances featuring student actors and musicians from five area schools.

Sarnia Community Foundation to host annual luncheon June 5 at Dante Club, featuring Parkinson Canada CEO as guest speaker.

Sereen Sattar, a Grade 9 student at Northern Collegiate, coordinated a city-wide canvassing effort that helped the Sarnia Muslim Association collect 3,000 pounds of food during this year’s Ramadan drive.

Indwell is hosting a free event April 15 at the Four Points in Point Edward, featuring screenings of the documentary Safe and an open house on the organization’s supportive housing model.

Fresh off two Canadian Folk Music Award wins, John Wort Hannam brings his poetic prairie sound to Sarnia for a one-night show at Refined Fool.

Lambton Public Health (LPH) is reporting four additional confirmed cases of measles in individuals in Lambton County. At this time, LPH is working to identify known contacts who may have been exposed.

Students in the Lambton Kent District School Board are earning industry certifications and hands-on experience at no cost through a provincial program that links classroom learning with real-world skills.

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