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Blake Ellis/The Independent The Wyoming Cattlebarons are Ontario Baseball Association Senior AA champions The Cattlebarons beat the New Lowell Knights 10-4 to take the championship. They’d lost to the nights earlier in the day but advanced directly into the finals after winning a coin toss. Craig Steadman pitched a complete game in the win, throwing 93 pitches and three strike

The Wyoming Cattlebarons are heading to the semi finals of the Ontario Baseball Association Senior AA finals. The host team beat the reigning champions from Kincardine 4-2 in nine innings in front of a hometown crowd which circled the diamond for the 8pm game Saturday. Wyoming has yet to lose at the double knockout tournament even with a loss at

Blake Ellis/The Independent Grade 5 students Sophie Brandt, left, and Scarlett Arseneault of Holy Rosary Catholic School plant a tree on Thursday, as part of the Wilpstra Park Urban Forest Project in Wyoming. Plympton-Wyoming s working with Climate Action Sarnia-Lambton on the reforestation and naturalization plan, which encompasses the tree planting at Wilpstra Park. 

Heather Wright/The Independent “I maintain, and I will always maintain, I did not murder my wife.” That from Donald Campbell as he answered questions from members Parole Board of Canada. He was asking for three, 72-hour Unescorted Temporary Absences from his life in prison. The Wyoming man was convicted of first degree murder in January 1998 in the death of

Enbridge Gas has given the all clear after a gas leak in Wyoming. Enbridge Gas was called in after a natural gas leak at the corner of Confederation Line and Broadway Street in Wyoming. Town of Plympton-Wyoming officials say a gas line ruptured just before noon. Residents from the county administration building on the north, Ketter Way to the East,

Families looking to figure out if a cough is serious or to stitch up a cut will have more options soon. The Plympton-Wyoming Health and Wellness Centre will soon be open more often, thanks to funding from the provincial government. Sarnia-Lambton MPP Bob Bailey announced $910,000 in one-time funding for access to care centres in Lambton, including at the clinic

The cost of Plympton-Wyoming’s fire trucks have gone up.Council has approved a contract to buy two custom made pumpers from ResQtech Systems Inc. for $1,603,500. That’s an 18.7 per cent increase from the $1,350,000 approved to spend just two months ago.The township started looking for two new pumpers in late 2019. One was planned for the Camlachie station to replace