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Sarnia Library’s telescope lending program has sparked local interest, offering residents the chance to explore the night sky with free, user-friendly telescopes available to borrow.

A group of Lambton County volunteers is tackling a global issue, one stitch at a time, by sewing reusable menstrual kits that help women in countries like Guatemala and Cuba stay in school and work.

Lambton Heritage Museum's largest annual fundraiser will showcase over 70 vendors, with proceeds supporting a charitable cause dedicated to preserving local heritage.

With union leaders warning that a strong strike mandate may be needed, Lambton College students express concern about the potential disruption to their studies as contract talks continue.

Executive Director Michelle Holbrook reflects on Rebound's journey and its impact on the community. As the organization gears up to celebrate on October 19, she shares insights into its evolution and the empowering programs that support local youth.

At just 13, Landen Willimot is already making waves in the boxing world and he’s determined to carry on his family's five-generation legacy while aiming for even bigger accomplishments.

Following recent changes in encampment protocols, the City of Sarnia has hired a new fencing company that allows better coordination in moving fencing when areas of the park are vacated.

St. Clair Child & Youth Services invites the community to Falloween, a family-friendly fundraiser featuring activities like face painting, balloon twisting, a haunted house, and more, taking place at Reapers Realm.

Following his tragic passing, family and friends are preparing to honour his legacy with a special memorial ride on October 20.

Sarnia Transit has announced the dates and details for its annual Halloween and Christmas light tours, with donations this year benefiting the Sarnia District Humane Society and Huron House Boys Home.