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Phragmites Session in Grand Bend
Farmers and other property owners in Lambton Shores can arm themselves with information on how to deal with an invasive plant that chokes out native species and can cause flooding in extreme cases.
Water Walkers
Good morning: Just letting you know the Water Walkers, who started in Quebec in June, journeying through Ontario, and ending in Wisconsin in September, will be staying in Kettle Point this evening. Tomorrow morning early (4:30- 5 a.m.) they will …
$3.15 Million Investment
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Close to a dozen Sarnia-Lambton communities set to benefit from $3.15-million investment A $3.15-million federal investment to expand broadband Internet access across Southwestern Ontario may sound good on paper, but for at least one rural politician, the devil will be …
Golf Course to Re-open
Lambton Shores golf course to re-open after natural gas release A month after natural gas was found bubbling up from a pond, the Indian Hills Golf Club is re-opening to the public. The Chippewas of Kettle and Stony Point First …
Storm of July 2014
Trees and power lines came down near Grand Bend as a severe storm moved through Lambton Shores on July 27, 2014. Damage to one property is shown in this file photo taken right after the storm. While much of the cleanup has been carried out, some signs of the storm still remain in the community. (File photo/Postmedia Network)
July 2014 storm knocked down as many as 10,000 trees in Lambton Shores Nearly a year after a tornado ripped through Lambton Shores, trees toppled by the 155 to 175-km/h winds can still be seen in the heavily-wooded section of …
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Emergency Cleared
Churning pond at Indian Hills GC June 17-15. (Photo and Video Courtesy of Jamie Reitknecht Via Youtube)
Lambton Shores Cancels Localized Emergency Lambton Shores has cancelled its localized emergency declared Wednesday June 17th after natural gas from beneath a pond on Indian Hills Golf Course sent geyser-like eruptions into the air. The Municipal Emergency Control Group met …
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Confirmed Naturally Occurring Gas Leak
Emergency responders along with Union Gas crews and a spill action team from the Ministry of Natural Resources attended a natural gas leak in Lambton Shores Wednesday after reports of a odour were noted. Lambton OPP say the gas leak was a natural event and were asking members of the public to stay away from the area near Lakeshore Road, just east of Indian Hills Trail in West Lambton Shores. (Lynda Hillman-Rapley, Postmedia Network)
Analysis confirms gas leak at Lambton Shores golf course is naturally occurring An analysis of the geysers of gas that continue to burst from a Lambton Shores golf course’s creek has determined that the situation is not the result of …