The two victims in a fatal crash yesterday northeast of Goderich have been identified. Police said Randy Schwalm, 35, of Markdale, was southbound on Lucknow Line when his car collided with a car driven by Stanley Koszycki, 63, of Waterloo, who was eastbound on Belgrave Road sometime before 6:30 a.m.

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There was a stabbing late last night just steps from the police station. Police are still looking for a suspect, who's described as a 46-year-old man who knew his victim.

John Joseph Kelly's a self-described "Superfan." Growing up in the 1950s, he lived for London-owned Miss Supertest II -- a hydroplane race boat that broke the world water speed record in 1957.

Two years ago, Charles Sylvestre's victims watched their abuser priest be taken away to prison. Their hope was the next part of their healing journey would not be as painful -- but many women are still waiting for their civil claims to be settled.

London police have wrapped up this year's fall installment of Project L.E.A.R.N., and the end results are showing a major increase in both ticketed offences and criminal charges.

A series of meetings aimed at helping London police direct their resources in specific areas and formulate a three-year business plan (2010-2012) have already begun, but police are urging more public participation for the meetings to follow.

London police are searching for a suspect after a man was stabbed at an address located directly across from London police headquarters Monday night (Oct. 6).

London police have charged a 12-year-old boy in connection with an assault last month at a London Catholic school that resulted in an 11-year-old boy needing brain surgery for a serious skull fracture.

A report issued by the Ontario Federation of Labour (OFL) during a press conference at the campaign headquarters of London-Fanshawe NDP incumbent Irene Mathyssen Monday (Oct. 6), shows dramatic job losses in the manufacturing sector for London and the surrounding area.

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The Port Glasgow Yacht Club wants public lands left out of the residential and commercial resort complex proposed to be built in Port Glasgow, and they went to West Elgin municipal council Sept. 25 to let them know how strongly they felt.

A Junior Program is available at the West Lorne Fire Hall for kids aged 14 to18 to learn the ropes of being a firefighter. The program started mid-summer and was proposed by Corey Perry with the department.

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Because of the rampant misinformation regarding the sanitary sewer collection system, Lambton Shores held a public information meeting at the Grand Bend school gym Tuesday night with a standing room only crowd of more than 350 people.

"We don't have all the details worked out and I don't want to be premature," the London lawyer said. In court, Huron County Crown attorney Robert Morris said there could be a "possible resolution" Oct. 27.

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(Staff) — Lambton OPP are warning motorists that it is that time of year again when the probability of encountering a deer on our roadways [...]

(Staff) — Lambton OPP officers are investigating a breakin in which a brazen thief was able to enter a secure room of a Petrolia [...]

THE LONG AWAITED reopening of Christina Street may be days away. The city is planning to have the downtown thoroughfare opened from Wellington Street to [...]

The Sarnia Police Services Board will host an open meeting on Oct. 30 to allow for public input on the proposed city police budget. The [...]

Two Kettle Point men are facing drugs and weapons charges following a traffic stop. It is alleged that on Oct. 6 at around 7:40 p.m. [...]

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A fundraiser for 4-H horse groups will be held Sunday at the Hullett Provincial Wildlife area near Clinton. Titled the Ontario Quarter Horse Association (OQHA) Fall ride, the event is open to all breeds of horse, and a meal will be available.

West, a Gr. 12 student who shot a two-over-par 74 on the day, admitted he was surprised by his team's success. "I didn't expect us to win by that much," he said, noting their next competitor was six strokes behind.

Displaying 1 to 1 of 1 items. The Huron-Perth golf championship, held last week near Clinton, yielded impressive results for area high schools. Seaforth's Robyn Doig, a Central Huron Secondary School (CHSS) student,

The Education Quality and Accountability Office recently released the results of their 2007-2008 assessments, with Grade 9 students from both St Anne's Catholic Secondary School and Central Huron Secondary School boasting results well above the provincial average.

At their meeting Sept. 24, members of the town’s Police Services Board held the first of many discussions to come on the town’s future policing options.

Pushing against a headwind and with the sun beaming down on a hot September morning, local runner Julie Froud joked she kept glancing at the Thames River as she completed the return leg of Sunday’s 16th annual River Road Run.

When “did not return calls”, “could not be reached for comment”, or “declined to comment” shows up in a political analysis or news article, it can be tough to determine whether the author means the potential interviewee didn’t return calls, or if the expression is actually a euphemism for what the author really wants to say.

GODERICH - The DCVI girls field hockey team took their game on the road for Huron-Perth matches here Tuesday, Sept. 23. In their opening game against the home-town Vikings, Salukis found themselves having to play tough defence against a very aggressive squad.

After scoring just eight goals in their first five games, St. Marys Lincolns broke loose for 11 goals—including six on powerplays—in two convincing home-ice wins this past weekend.