Lambton-Kent public school board to hold fewer public meetings
Langstaff honoured provincially for 4H volunteering
October 2, 2026
The Independent
Lambton County 4H leader Tami Langstaff is being honoured for her volunteerism.
She was one of six people across the province receiving the 4-H Ontario Outstanding New Volunteer Award.
Langstaff has been involved in 4H in Lambton since 2022, helping the clubs with everything from line dancing to crocheting. She also serves on the association’s board and helps other associations in the area with judging events and building fundraising initiatives.
In nominating Langstaff, those who work with her called her “one of the backbones of Lambton 4-H” who helped “revitalize local programming, managed massive membership growth, and secured the future of our association by mentoring the next generation of volunteers.”
In an online post announcing the winners, the 4H leaders in Lambton said Langstaff lives 4H values every day.
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Lambton-Kent public school board to hold fewer public meetings
October 2, 2026
Blake Ellis/The Independent The Lambton Kent District School Board will have 15 meetings annually beginning in November. A revised plan was presented to trustees at its Sept 22 meeting after trustees voted down a plan in a 4-4 vote at its Sept. 8 meeting to reduce its schedule from 18 meetings to nine meetings. Trustee David Shortt said the new
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Electric Zamboni sweeping East Lambton ice
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The Independent Warwick Township has a new, much quieter Zamboni cleaning up at the East Lambton Community Complex. The township took delivery of its first ever electric Zamboni recently. The $150,000 machine was ordered in 2025 and the township waited two years for the order to be filled. Parks and Recreation Manager Ryan Chamney says the electric Zamboni is a
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Mega road project gone awry, now a mega election issue
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Cathy Dobson/The Independent As Point Edward residents consider who to vote for, the biggest road redevelopment contract in the village’s history is raising a lot of questions. Reconstruction of five large blocks of St. Clair Street that started in early spring 2024, was expected to last about a year and cost approximately $5.4 million. But more than two years later,
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Paramedics learn more about farm dangers
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The Independent Some Lambton County paramedics recently had an up close look of the dangers farmers face at work. The Lambton Federation of Agriculture recently hosted an Agriculture Training Day for the paramedics to help them recognize some of the hazards they may find when they go to calls on the farm. LFA Director Harry VanWieren and Warwick Fire Chief
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