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From local businesses to food to medical to legal services. SPORTS Sting's late comeback bid falls short against Spitfires Home ice hasn’t been much of an advantage this season for the Sarnia Sting, especially when the Windsor Spitfires come to town. 52 minutes ago Local Sports Rookie goaltender Dobrich workhorse for Maroons Luka Dobrich doesn’t just challenge shooters. 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