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Sarnia man, 66, in jail after police raid nets 200 grams of cocaine, stun gun

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By Terry Bridge Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
• Sarnia police issued this photo after they said officers found about 205 grams of cocaine, worth about $20,500 on the streets, and nearly $750 in cash during a raid Thursday on Russell Street South. (Sarnia police) A 66-year-old man Sarnia police said is facing drugs and weapons charges after officers seized more than 200 grams of cocaine and a stun gun is still in jail and is due back in court Monday.
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'Play ball': New batting cage, bleachers open in Petrolia Original

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By Terry Bridge Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
• Petrolia Mayor Brad Loosley shouts after cutting a baseball-themed ribbon Saturday at Greenwood Park. The ceremony marked the official unveiling of the park's new batting cage and bleachers. Terry Bridge/Sarnia Observer/Postmedia Network /Terry Bridge/The Observer PETROLIA – A new batting cage and bleachers at a baseball diamond here were officially unveiled Saturday.
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Canada Day bashes under way in Sarnia-Lambton Original

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By Terry Bridge Verified
| The Sarnia Observer Verified
• Julian McClenaghan, 3, from Sarnia eats a hot dog during the Bright's Grove Optimist Club's Canada Day in the Grove event Saturday in Kenwick Park. Terry Bridge/Sarnia Observer/Postmedia Network /Terry Bridge/The Observer BRIGHT’S GROVE – Canada Day celebrations are officially under way in Sarnia-Lambton. Thousands of people showed up here Saturday for the Bright’s Grove Optimist Club’s Canada Day in the Grove event. Held in Kenwick Park, the community gathering ran for 11 hours.
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