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Petrolia coaches win AAA assignments

February 23, 2023

Coaches from Petrolia dot the list of coaching appointments by the Lambton Jr. Sting AAA hockey program for the 2023-24 season.

Colin Dobbin, an alumni of the Petrolia Jets and Sarnia Bees, has been named the new head coach of the U10 squad.

Breydan Belan and Jason Polera will return to guide the U13 and U16 teams respectively.  Both are former members of the Petrolia Squires.

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Company pitches clean ‘air energy storage’ project

May 21, 2026

Heather Wright/The Independent There could some day be a clean-energy storage project in St. Clair Township. NRStor, an energy storage company which creates several kinds of power storage plants, came to township council May 19 to talk about an air energy storage project. The Independent Electricity Supply Operator is looking for long-term, clean energy electricity storage projects and NRStor is

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Plympton-Wyoming rental licence fees questioned

May 21, 2026

Heather Wright/The Independent Plympton-Wyoming Councillor John Van Klaveren is wondering if the one-year-old Short Term Rental licensing is worth it. Since the 2022 municipal election, the council has been working on a bylaw after complaints from residents about loud parties and parking problems from the rentals. The bylaw has been in effect for a year now. Lisa Smeekens, Deputy Clerk

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OPP looking for Port Lambton tool thief

May 21, 2026

The Independent Lambton OPP are looking for a man on a bike after power tools were taken from a Port Lambton business. On May 14, police were called to Old River Road by a business owner. Police found a man in a black hoodie and a large white logo on his chest, grey Carhartt jacket, black pants and riding a

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Sarnia Police buying $20K used armoured rescue vehicle

May 21, 2026

Unit to be used in “high risk situations” Blake Ellis/Local Journalism Initative The Sarnia Police Service will be purchasing an armoured rescue vehicle. This decision was approved at the Sarnia Police Service Board on May 21. “This is something that wasn’t a serious consideration of ours until this opportunity presented itself,” said Sarnia Deputy Police Chief Michael Van Sickle. The

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