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A 39 year-old Enniskillen man is facing charges after a break in in Alvinston. Just before 11 pm Thursday, police were called to a Francis Street home. The victim could identify the suspect saying they had fled before police arrived. Police arrested the man a short time later. The 39 year-old has been charged with break and enter and trespassing

The first winner of the Watford/Alvinston Road Race has passed away, just a couple of weeks before he was planning to run it again. Hylke VanderWall, whose name is synonymous with the race, died Friday. In 1958, six guys were playing poker at the Watford Armoury Lounge and started talking about their running skills. They decided the 10 mile trek,

THE Alvinston Killer Bees scored four in the third but it wasn’t enough as the Tillsonburg Thunder won Game 7 in the WOSHL Final 5-4 to claim the Super Hockey League Championship. The home team opened the scoring at 6:46 of the first period on a bad bounce off the end board and took a 1-0 advantage into the first

The Tillsonburg Thunder say Friday’s seventh game of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final between the Thunder and the Alvinston Kilelr bees is now sold out. The Killer Bees forced a seventh game with a 6-2 win over the Thunder at home Monday. The arena has a capacity of 700. It’s not known how many standing room tickets were

The Alvinston Killer Bees forced the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final to a seventh and deciding game with a 6-2 victory at home Monday. Brennan Feasey scored two and Matteo LaLama stopped 47 shots in the win. The Killer Bees head to Tillsonburg Friday in th

On an April Friday night, it seems everyone in Alvinston is at the arena. But no one was there earlier than Lynn Mazurik. She wanted to make sure she had a front-row seat for the Game Four of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final between the hometown Killer Bees and Tillsonburg. Mazurik was at the Brooke-Alvinston-Inwood Community Centre four

The Alvinston Killer Bees face elimination in Game 6 of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League finals. Austin Forsyth scored first and last as the Tillsonburg Thunder took Game 5 over the Alvinston Killer Bees in Tillsonburg Saturday. Forsyth scored with 12:43 left in the first period but the Killer Bees came storming back with three goals in the second.

It was all Tillsonburg in the third period to steal the Alvinston Killer Bees thunder at home. The Thunder scored three in the third to take game four of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final 5-3 Friday night in Alvinston. The Killer Bees, playing before a packed crowd at the Brooke-Alvinston-Inwood Community Centre, drew first blood in the first

For the first time ever, two LCCVI students are heading to the Skills Ontario provincial competition. Tye Burr, a Grade 12 student won first place in the welding competition. Carson Cummings, also in Grade 12, placed third. At the regional competition at Fanshawe College in London, Burr and Cummings receive a blueprint with drawings and welding symbols. They are to

Brennan Feasey scored five goals to lead the Alvinston Killer Bees to a 2-0 lead in the WOSHL Finals over Tillsonburg. The Killer Bees were down 2-0 heading into the second when Feasey scored two quick goals to tie the game up. Carson Perry added a third. The action stopped for a couple of minutes after Feasey scored his third

Brennan Feasey’s overtime goal lifted the Alvinston Killer Bees to a 3-2 win in the first game of the Western Ontario Super Hockey League final against the Thunder in Tillsonburg. TMitch Fitzmorris drew first blood for Tillsonburg at 5:28 in the first. Justin Abraham then lifted the Thunder to a 2-0 lead late in the second. But with just one

The Alvinston Killer Bees broke the home game curse, beating Stratford 5-2 to head to the WOSHL final. Brennan Feasey scored first for the Killer Bees at 3:06 off the stick of Jacob Chantler and James McEwan. Graham Broulotte of the Irish tied it up with a minute left in the first. McEwan scored twice in the second for the