Mischief charges laid after RV sale near Dresden goes bad
Wyoming celebrates Christmas tonight
December 6, 2013
Wyoming is celebrating Christmas tonight with Christmas in the Village starting tonight.
At 6:00 p.m. Santa officially brings Christmas to Plympton-Wyoming & arrives at Broadway Street to light the Christmas Tree.
Please join Santa & the Fire Fighters at the Fire Hall after the tree lighting to enjoy hot chocolate and horse drawn wagon rides!
Christmas trees will be sold by Wyoming Lions Club members beside the Lions Hall on Main Street.
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Mischief charges laid after RV sale near Dresden goes bad
August 4, 2026
The Independent A Wallaceburg man is facing charges after loosing his cool while trying to buy an RV from a Tramway Road resident. Chatham-Kent Police were called to the home outside of Dresden after 3 pm July 31. Police found a man had come to the home to buy an RV. While he was there, the man was angry and
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Copper wiring stolen from St. Clair Township business
August 4, 2026
The Independent Lambton OPP say $8,000 of copper wiring was taken from a St. Clair Township business. OPP say sometime between 5 pm July 27 and 8 am July 28, someone went into a business on Rokeby Line by cutting a hole in the perimeter fence. The thieves stole copper wiring and lightening rods valued at about $8,000. Police are
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Interim chief tight-lipped about criminal probe stemming from Davis workplace harassment investigation
August 4, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent The Sarnia Interim Police Chief and board won’t be releasing further information about news the workplace investigation into suspended Chief Derek Davis is now a criminal matter. Interim Chief Mike Federico says that information, which became public after the Law Enforcement Complaints Agency released released the details in a letter, is not normally shared with the public.
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Enbridge considering its legal options after Line 5 building permit pulled
August 4, 2026
Heather Wright/The Independent Enbridge officials say the company is considering its legal options after the Michigan Supreme Court revoked a permit to build a new concrete encased pipeline to replace an aging section of Line 5 in the Straits of Mackinac. Enbridge has been trying to find a way to improve the international pipeline which brings hydrocarbons to Sarnia through
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