Heather Wright/The Independent Alex Ciccone wonders why the Ministry of the Environment isn’t holding WM’s “feet to the fire.” Ciccone of Garrett Pickfield which heads up Warwick Township’s Technical Review Team asked the question Monday when he presented the final report on the operation of Twin Creeks Landfill in Watford. Ciccone says while there are a number of issues which

The Independent Dawn-Euphemia councillors need more information before agreeing to provide water to two homes in Chatham-Kent. Public Works Superintendent, John Collision, says a Chatham-Kent resident is looking for a water supply after having problems with his well. Collision says the homeowner has tried several times to drill a new well on his property without success. Another neighbour has also

Barry Wright/The Independent The Battle of the 402 between the Sarnia Sting and London Knights is renewed Sunday at Progressive Auto Sales Arena. The teams registered 6-4 victories on home ice in back-to-back games last month. The Sting also has home games against Owen Sound Wednesday and the Brantford Bulldogs Friday. The Knights entertain Saginaw Friday. London is coming off

Barry Wright/The Independent The Mooretown Flags have now won four straight games following a 3-1 win over the Blades in Blenheim Sunday. Mooretown is now 7-7-2 on the PJHL season. After a scoreless first period, George Bracewell gave the Flags a 1-0 advantage after 40 minutes. Will Harding scored the eventual game-winner with 3:36 left in the third period before