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This week, just in time for another school year to begin, I am once again dipping into The Rural Schools of Tilbury East Township.
I remember vividly the look on so many faces when I repeatedly asked, “Why?”: DeJonghe
Warm up your library card! An exciting selection of bestselling fiction and nonfiction titles is coming to the library this fall, offering something...
As the final residents prepare to move in, YWCA St. Thomas-Elgin looks ahead to its next affordable housing proposal on Hiawatha Street.
There was a time when the computer programmer was a modern mystic.
Fingers crossed, I should be back to accurate vision by the end of the month.
Almost every driver knows the sudden, bone-rattling shock of hitting a hidden pothole.
The two party leaders both arrived in Perth County on the same day during the 1926 federal election campaign
The issue isn’t whether police deserve support, but whether Woodstonians are getting transparency, accountability and value for what they pay
Share this Story : The Sarnia Observer Copy Link Email X Reddit Pinterest LinkedIn Tumblr Prepare for a new school year with help from the library As...
In our world of electronic communication, one wonders what evidence of daily life will remain for future generations. Modern technology keeps us...
According to artificial intelligence today, 59 per cent of Canadians are trying or wanting to lose weight.
A half-century ago, people were reluctant to go in the water after seeing the movie Jaws. These days, there is a reluctance to enter the woods for...
Letter writer Robert Verdun warns city officials that Stratford's lawsuit could have negative consequences
I have never met anyone who does not enjoy local foods.
The last decade or two has seen a surge in realizing the value of native plants.
If you travel around Ontario, then you probably know that many towns and cities have a Victoria Park. Did you know Chatham also had one?
Voter turnout is likely to be one of the best in recent years when Norfolk County residents elect their new municipal council on Oct. 26.
Community support and years of determination helped the band earn third place in a closely contested provincial competition
Science fiction has promised us robotic companions for decades, but only recently has that promise moved from the silver screen to the factory floor.
Community support could be key in obtaining a crucial federal grant
Whether you’re planning a complete home makeover or simply refreshing a single room, the Brantford Public Library has a wealth of print and digital...
In our world of electronic communication, one wonders what evidence of daily life will remain for future generations. Modern technology keeps us...
A while back, I was out in the backyard, hanging out laundry, early on a Saturday morning, when I noticed a white blob, about the size of a baseball,...
Like you, the loss of someone you love is never far from your mind no matter how long ago it was.
It’s always been about the name.
Since 2022, the Chatham-Kent Heritage Network has erected 25 plaques which are located around the municipality.
Summer brings an abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables, and berries, making it the perfect time to enjoy locally grown produce.
When Canadians think of Lloyd Robertson, they'll remember the reassuring voice that guided the country.
Wednesday, while most of us were sleeping, a massive human made object slammed into the surface of the moon at a blistering speed.
Don’t you know but there’s a bit of a blitz on right now.
Earns respect of those around you
The summer reading season is in full swing and Brantford Public Library customers and staff are sharing some of their favourite reads to help inspire...
When it rains, it pours. That was literally the case last week when upwards of 30 millimetres of rain fell within an hour in some parts of Brantford.
Almost everyone has heard the term black hole in science fiction movies or popular television shows, but surprisingly few people know exactly what...
The Stratford native made substanital contributions to Canada's experimental farm system
Demolition notices mark the impending end of the former St. Thomas Psychiatric Hospital
Alexander Graham Bell writes affectionately to his mother, apologizing for his lack of correspondence and explaining that his silence is due to being...
As I sit here at my computer the weather is 93 degrees Fahrenheit (33 degrees C).
The Brantford Public Library offers a variety of free resources to help pet owners care for, understand, and enjoy life with their animal companions.
Six months after Elgin County Railway Museum shuttered its heritage home in St. Thomas in early January, ECRM is looking to the future.
Last week, I recounted the story of The Ploughboy, a steamer that was built in Chatham by J.M. McDermott for William and Walter Eberts.
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