Paul Morden

Make that two. Greener than I expected.

First day of vacation. Crossed one of the great cities off the bucket list.

I'm re-reading Dale Thomson's biography of Alexander MacKenzie, Canada's 2nd PM, a stonemason from Sarnia, and came across this, "Running the Dominion seemed to be a continual series of headaches, and precious few consolations,"

I'll try.

PLEASE BE AWARE. It has come to our attention that someone has been canvassing the Corunna area claiming to be collecting items for Ukraine, and stating they are doing so on behalf of our Funeral Home. We are NOT canvassing anywhere. We are ONLY receiving donations at the FH

@JackPoirier17 We had an old goat in the newsroom for years (hey Glenn.) This one's cute.

This is what happens to newsroom productivity when an adorable goat visits.

Point Edward's casino is celebrating the launch of its new look and name. Speeches expected soon.

Premier Doug Ford tours Hiawatha this morning.

I'm separating my work and personal Twitter stuff. All the Sarnia Observer-type posts will be happening now at @ObserverPaulM See you on the other side.

Folks are gathering for Sarnia's Take Back the Night march.

Lambton College set to officially open renovated and expanded tech wing. Crowd is gathering.

A court-supervised sale of the Sarnia BioAmber plant could see it return to operation. bit.ly/2OET6hI

Al Weiss says he means it this time, it's the last one. bit.ly/2D21EOu

Once upon a time . . . actress Keegan Connor Tracy is now a published author. bit.ly/2QDtZxt

Their house is a very, very, very old house. bit.ly/2Oq1TUR

Aww nuts. bit.ly/2Ndvggu

Favourite Holly Cole song, I'm so Lonesome I Could Cry. bit.ly/2NEjcEm

A bio-industry conference is set to begin this morning at Lambton College in Sarnia.

Stay crafty, Moore Museum. bit.ly/2QkxWaa

Port Lambton veteran walks the red carpet at film premiere. bit.ly/2x0UO5C