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Monday, April 21 will mark the 40th anniversary of a popular rock and roll concert held in Leamington featuring platinum-selling Canadian glam

Cool but pleasant weather brought hundreds of people out to celebrate National Wildlife Week at the Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary all

It’s not often that a business thrives over many decades and passes through three generations of family, but Wharram’s Jewellery in uptown

The annual Skate Wheatley Skating Carnival took place on Saturday, April 5 with an afternoon show and an evening show. Both shows

An annual tradition for over 20 years, the Colasanti-Optimist Chess Tournament featured 250 aspiring grandmasters on Saturday, April 5.  Participants were made

This area has a large contingent of Mennonite families, and while many know the history of their arrival from Europe, some of

Having competed on the international stage in both the Olympics and the Pan-Am Games, Charmaine Reid now spends her time encouraging kids

The Southpoint Stars U11BB are league champions. At the end of February, the top 16 Southern Ontario teams in U11BB started their

A new series of books highlighting Pelee Island is on the horizon, with an expected eight-book series entitled Pelee Island Fantastical Stories.

An evening at the LAC was held Friday, March 21 at the Leamington Arts Centre with four shows filling the gallery spaces.

The Unico Community Centre in Kingsville was abuzz with those of a green thumb persuasion for the Kingsville Horticultural Society’s annual Seedy

The Giving Spoon annual soup fundraiser is returning to The Bridge Youth Resource Centre on April 5-6 and organizer Bill Dunn is

A cool but sunny March 17 greeted St. Patrick’s Day revelers as they made their way around the region. Those who were

For 18-year-old Lily Steinhoff of Leamington, being a part of the annual Tourette Association of America Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill in

Last week’s warm temperatures brought a flurry of indoor and outdoor activities for families while the kids were off school for March

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