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The Independent LCCVI and North Lambton will meet in the Lambton-Kent Senior Boys’ baseball final. The Lancers defeated Northern 8-7 in the semi final Monday. The Eagles defeated the defending champions, Ursuline College from Chatham, 4-1 in the other semi in Forest Monday. The final will be Thursday at 3 pm at Morrison Field in Petrolia. LCCVI and North Lambton

Barry Wright/The Independent North Lambton teammates Keegan Turner and AJ Wilson both finished in the top half of the field at the recent Ontario high school golf tournament in Windsor. Turner tied for seventh with rounds of 76 and 77. Wilson tied for 29th with rounds of 83 and 81. ••• It was a night to forget for the Sarnia

The Independent There will be some slowdowns in Grand Bend as the asphalt work on the new Ontario Street Bridge in continues. Tuesday, Lambton Shores officials say there will be increased traffic control and delays on the bridge but traffic will be able to move through. Wednesday, Main St. West from Kitchener Ave to Ontario St. and Main St. East

Finding ways to benefit from Grand Bend’s tourists and making small communities stronger Heather Wright/The Independent Lambton Shores can’t depend solely on its tourist trade for growth. That was part of the discussion as The Independent sat down with candidates running in Lambton Shores. Economic development was the first subject the group touched on. Sarah Nicholson, who is running in

Barry Wright/The Independent Hayden Duncan is back with the Strathroy Rockets of the Greater Ontario Hockey League. The Alvinston goalie was acquired from Drayton Valley of the Alberta Junior Hockey League last week for a playerdevelopment fee. Duncan made 34 regular season and playoff appearances with three teams in the OJHL last season. It’s his second stint with the Rockets.

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

The Independent Drivers heading to Grand Bend are going to face some traffic slowdowns starting Thursday. The project to widen the bridge has been going on for two years, with work taking place before and after the busy summer tourist season. So far, officials say the concrete work, bridge retaining walls, waterproofing the east half of the new deck and

Barry Wright/The Independent Drew Wilson will return to her classrooms at North Lambton Secondary School this week as a national champion. The grade nine student and her London Alliance FC side won the Canadian Girls’ Under-15 Cup on Monday in Surrey, B.C. with a 2-nil win over Sherbrooke, Quebec in the first place match. Wilson and her mates won five

Lakeshore Eco network plans to plant up to 14K trees in Lambton Shores Heather Wright/The Independent The Lakeshore Eco Network wants to plant one tree for every person in Lambton Shores. Armed with $145,000 in donations and the willing hands of the Ausable Bayfield Conservation Authority, Pat Morden is optimistic the trees will be swaying in the Lake Huron breezes

Barry Wright/The Independent Drew Wilson and the London Alliance FC Mustangs will kick off against Sherbrooke, Quebec in the gold medal match at the Canadian girls’ under-15 soccer championship in suburban Vancouver. Game time is 3:30 p.m. The 14-year-old North Lambton student and her London side has won four straight matches without surrendering a single goal. The London squad beat

Blake Ellis/The Independent As many as eight companies may be interested in setting up data centres in Lambton County. And the prime site seems to be the former Lambton Generation Station site in Courtright. Sarnia-Lambton-Bkejwanong MP Marilyn Gladu was asked about the data centres Friday at AlumaPower where the announcement was made that two Sarnia companies would receive a combined

Barry Wright/The Independent North Lambton Secondary School student and Arkona’s Taxandria Minor Soccer grad Drew Wilson is representing Lambton County this week at the National Girls’ U15 Cup soccer event this week in British Columbia. The teen from Forest is a centre back with the London Alliance FC IModel Mustangs who will play in a pool with teamsfrom Halifax, Nova