A frustrating end to a successful Summerfest as a theft occurs at Milt Dunnell Field
The Kinsmen Club of St. Marys should have been celebrating a successful 50th Summerfest weekend, organizers were left with a sour taste.
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LOCAL HEADLINES
Lee Griffi
Jul 5
One person dead after double-shooting in Woodstock
Woodstock Police responded to multiple calls of gunshots last night (Thursday) in a residential area near the city’s hospital.
Lee Griffi
Jul 4
County receives homelessness prevention funding - Warden calls out province to provide more support for mental health and addiction.
Oxford County calling for more provincial supports to combat mental illness and drug abuse
Lee Griffi
Jul 4
Ingersoll’s integrity commissioner resigns
The Town of Ingersoll’s integrity commissioner and closed meeting investigator has resigned due to workload issues
Spencer Seymour
Jul 3
Herman retires from coaching on a high note with Lincs
Mike Herman thought coaching was in his rearview mirror years ago.
Emily Stewart
Jul 3
Creative Day Out and opportunity for residents and visitors to explore their artistic side
Visitors and residents of St. Marys will have a chance to immerse themselves in two different types of creating.
Galen Simmons
Jul 3
Town to investigate how to deal with vacant “eyesore” properties in downtown St. Marys
St. Marys town staff will soon bring a report for council’s consideration outlining all the tools council has.
Contributed
Jun 28
Waterloo regional police continue to investigate hit-and-run collision in Wilmot
Waterloo Regional Police Service’s Neighbourhood Policing North Division is investigating a hit-and-run motor-vehicle collision in Wilmot.
Connor Luczka
Jun 27
Krug factory fire had “little to no loss”
A fire at the Krug factory development at 93 Trinity St. is not deemed suspicious and had “little to no loss,”
Lisa Chester
Jun 27
Dog Days of Summer returns downtown with kickoff in Market Square
Many people remark how many dogs there are in Stratford. It is indeed a dog friendly town, and that includes the downtown core.
Connor Luczka
Jun 27
City ban fiasco continues; two more meetings cancelled moments after starting
The three Stratford citizens suspended from city property will soon be allowed back in council chambers as the suspensions lift on July 2
Kate Smith
Jun 27
A day to remember: The Lancaster Bomber returns to Goderich
On the weekend of June 14 and June 15, the Lancaster Bomber returned to Goderich after 60 years.
Kate Smith
Jun 27
Proposed parking lot in downtown core
At a recent council meeting, the topic of adding parking lots for the downtown core traffic was discussed.
Contributed
Jun 27
GDCI graduating STEM team members recognized for exceptional work
The graduating GDCI STEM competition teams were recognized for their exceptional work this year at the most recent Goderich Council meeting
Stewart Grant
Jun 26
Young Guys win big at Ryder Cup
While last year’s Ryder Cup was as close as possible – it ended in a 16-16 tie – this year’s event was a blowout.
Emily Stewart
Jun 26
Betty’s Bookshelf hosts Where’s Waldo Shop Local Scavenger Hunt
Where’s Waldo? He’s hiding throughout downtown St. Marys this summer.
Emily Stewart
Jun 26
Cheers to 50 years! Friendship Centre celebrates 50th anniversary
The Friendship Centre was filled with memories of the past 50 years as well as visitors, volunteers and staff.
Jake Grant
Jun 26
Popular YouTuber discovers Super Splash at the St. Marys Quarry
St. Marys welcomed a notable visitor and his team on Friday, June 21 at the Quarry where excitement and entertainment were brewing.
Gary West
Jun 25
SDSS students take their tractors to school on the last day of classes
A number of farm students drove their tractors to Stratford District Secondary School (SDSS) on the last day of classes before the start of
Lee Griffi
Jun 20
Plenty of fun available on Canada Day weekend in Oxford
There may not be Canada Day activities going on in all municipalities across Oxford, but everyone will be able to find something
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