LCCVI’S ROMBOUTS QUALIFIES FOR PROVINCIAL HIGH SCHOOL GOLF FINAL
Fresh food free at Mobile Markets
July 29, 2016
The Inn of the Good Shepherd’s mobile market is out on the road again. It was seen recently at the Petrolia Food Bank off Robert Street; one of 14 stops it makes throughout Lambton County each week. The fresh vegetables donated by local growers are free to those who need them. The mobile market, which was manned recently by Koty Alkerton and Murray Quinton, stops each week in Petrolia, Wyoming and Alvinston to make sure everyone has easy access to fresh vegetables while in season.
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LCCVI’S ROMBOUTS QUALIFIES FOR PROVINCIAL HIGH SCHOOL GOLF FINAL
October 4, 2024
Kassandra Rombouts of LCCVI carded a 78 this week and finished second in the open girls’ division at the SWOSSA high school golf championship at Willow Ridge in Blenheim. Rombouts will now represent the LKSSAA at the provincial high school championship in Windsor on Oct. 16 and 17. In team boys action, St. Pat’s, North Lambton and LCCVI finished sixth,
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LCCVI’s Zelenchuk win boys’ singles tennis crown
October 4, 2024
Yarko Zelecnhuk won the boys’ singles banner at the LKSSAA north division tennis tournament this week. The LCCVI student will now advance to the overall LK championship tournament next Tuesday in Chatham. Sam Hayter and Russell Bulgin of the Lancers advanced in the boys’ doubles division as did Lancer teammates Haillie Whiting and Noelle Edgar and Julianna and Brooklyn Brown
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Grant backstops Flyers to home ice win
October 4, 2024
Elijah Grant made 32 saves, including 14 in the second period and was named the player of the game in Petrolia’s 3-1 win over previously unbeaten Exeter. Jake MacLean’s powerplay goal at 12:18 of the final frame broke a 1-1 tie and was the game-winning tally in PJHL action before 317 fans at Greenwood Recreation Centre Thursday. Andrew Jaques iced
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Aamjiwnaang moves residents as benzene removal starts
October 2, 2024
Heather Wright/The Independent The Aamjiwnaang First Nation has closed buildings and moved some residents as INEOS Styrolutions begins moving benzene from its Sarnia plant. May 1 – 15 days after high levels of benzene in the air sickened members of the Aamjiwnaang First Nation – the Ministry of the Environment, Conservation and Parks, pulled the Environmental Compliance Approval for INEOS
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