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Lambton OPP looking for clues after four buildings vandalized
April 29, 2026
The Independent
Lambton OPP say four buildings in Petrolia were the targets of vandalism.
Police say sometime between 4 and 7 pm April 23, someone tagged four buildings including town washroom facilities and a local business. The damage was done on Greenfield, Fourth, and Fletcher Streets and an interior washroom on Tank Street.
The graffitti has already been removed.
Police are looking for the people responsible. If you have any information, you’re asked to call OPP at 1-888-310-1122.
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LAMBTON VOTES – AUDIO: Plympton-Wyoming round table
October 15, 2026
Strong mayors powers panned by council contenders Heather Wright/The Independent The people running to be the next Plympton-Wyoming council members aren’t fond of the extra powers the next mayor will have. And even the mayoral candidates don’t agree on how the powers handed out by the province to build more homes faster, should be used. The Ford government has given
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LCCVI’s Stek heading to OFSAA
October 15, 2026
The Independent LCCVI tennis player Matt Stek will be going to the provincial championship. Stek won all three tennis matches at SWOSSA Wednesday defeating the WECESSA champion in the finals 8-3 to bring home the gold. Stek will head to OFSAA Oct. 26 to 28.
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Flyers begin busy stretch with home matchup against Lucan
October 15, 2026
Barry Wright/The Independent The Petrolia Flyers will be busy over the next two weeks. The Flyers begin a stretch of six games in 11 days when they host the Lucan Irish Thursday night at 7:30. Petrolia will head out on the road after that to take on the North Middlesex Stars Saturday and follow that with a trip to Port
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Trustee candidate calls for the return of ‘true’ history
October 14, 2026
Audience member calls the messaging ‘quite alarming’ Heather Wright/The Independent A candidate for the Lambton-Kent public school board says she will “stand strong against the progressive heists of the Canadian education system” including returning to the “history we all grew up with” so students can be proud to be Canadian. Cynthia Workman’s words raised some eyebrows at the Brooke-Alvinston All-Candidates
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