Airbnb owner-operators to get bylaw break in Plympton-Wyoming
Florence high school demolished
November 4, 2023
One of Dawn-Euphemia’s historic building has been demolished.
In 1938 the newly built Florence Public and Continuation School replaced the former 65-year-old school building which was later demolished.
The new building remained in use until 1965 when Euphemia Central School opened.
Residents walking by noticed pieces of the building looked ready to collapse and had to the potential to injury people. Lambton County building officials stepped in and started demolishing the building under an emergency order according to local residents Friday. The demolition continued into the night.
The demolition was to be completed Saturday.
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Airbnb owner-operators to get bylaw break in Plympton-Wyoming
December 22, 2024
The Independent It appears Plympton-Wyoming residents who operate an Airbnb in their home will still have to register and pay a fee under the town’s proposed Short Term Rental rules. The town has been trying for two years to create a licensing system for the 66 units rented out, primarily along the shores of Lake Huron. The move came after
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Two charged in Walpole Island fight with guns
December 20, 2024
Two people are facing charges after gunfire on Walpole Island. Around 5 pm, Dec. 19, members of the Walpole Island police and Lambton OPP responded to a report of gunfire and a fight at a home on River Road. No one was injured. Two people were taken into custody. Two Walpole Island residents have been charged with possession for the
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Search for new PW chief ends at home as Davidson appointment now permanent
December 20, 2024
Wyoming resident Will Davidson is the new Plympton-Wyoming fire chief. Davidson has been acting chief since August when Erik Campbell left the department. Davidson has been a firefighter in Wyoming for 22 years and was the fire chief in North Middlesex from 2015 to 2019. When he returned to the Plympton-Wyoming department he served as the training officer and became
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PC party gives sitting MPPs the green light to run in the next election
December 20, 2024
It’s official; Bob Bailey will be the PC Party’s candidate in Sarnia-Lambton in the next provincial election. Bailey, who told The Independent in June he would seek another term, was acclaimed Dec. 17. The Petrolia resident, retired from NOVA Chemical and was first elected to the provincial legislature in 2007. He in his fifth term in the job. In Lambton-Kent-Middlesex,
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