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Sixes were wild last week as the Wheatley Omstead Sharks experienced a bit of a Jekyll and Hyde outcome in a pair

With so many of our everyday items running on lithium-ion batteries, this year’s Fire Prevention Week (October 4-10) focused on the daily

On September 5, The S’Aints concert attendees learned, although volunteers were still counting, they had helped to raise a minimum of $15,154

Halloween came a little early to the town of Kingsville as the Optimist Club of Kingsville hosted a Spooktacular Carnival upstairs at

For 55 minutes the Flyers clung to a slim lead over the Buffalo Junior Sabres before sealing a 5-1 victory with two

After opening the season knocking off powerhouse Essex, the Wheatley Omstead Sharks capped off a busy eight game September schedule on home

Students from Queen Elizabeth Public School, Wheatley Area Public School and East Mersea Public School took to the courts at the Nature

The Cardinal Carter senior boys volleyball team faced a challenging home game against the strong defensive Belle River Nobles on Thursday, October

Senior students from the elementary panel of Erie Migration District School, Town of Kingsville staff, members of the Caldwell First Nation and

Several hundred people, including an influx of local students, made the annual Truth and Reconciliation Walk from Caldwell First Nation Headquarters on

The Leamington Flyers won a battle of unbeaten teams with a 2-0 shutout of the Collingwood Blues before suffering their first loss of the season in a close 4-3 game against the Caledon Admirals.

The Solcz Family Foundation is marking its 10th anniversary with a $1 million donation to The Bridge Youth Resource Centre, providing critical operational support as the Leamington organization completes its 50-home housing initiative.

More than 200 runners and walkers gathered at Point Pelee for UMEI’s 10th annual Lightning Bolt Walk and Run, raising approximately $30,000 for the school.

Perfect weather brought thousands of visitors to Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens for the 47th Ruthven Apple Festival, featuring live entertainment, vendors, local food and the popular apple peeling contest.

The Salvation Army is marking 140 years of service in Leamington with a special weekend celebration featuring the Heritage Brass Band, guest speakers and community fellowship.

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