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Lambton Public Health Searching for Dog That Bit Teen - May 9, 2022

Point Edward, ON – Lambton Public Health is seeking information about the location of a dog and its owner following a dog bite incident that occurred around 10:45 a.m. on Saturday, May 7 at the pond located on the property of the Huron House Boys’ Home in Bright’s Grove.  

The dog is described as medium size, brown and black in colour with a slightly grey muzzle. The owner, a female wearing a pink hooded sweater and brown pants, was walking the dog alone.

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Rhythms of Lambton concert series ends on a high note

Wyoming, ON – The nine-week Rhythms of Lambton concert series organized by Lambton County Library completed its last performance last night with the Sarnia Legion Pipe Band.

The free series, which celebrated the rich music culture in Lambton County, featured nine different musical acts including Screeched Inn, Forest Excelsior Band, Larry Towell & Mike Stevens, Great Lakes Secondary School Concert, Choir and Jazz Bands, Bluewater Chordsmen, Relic, The Brothers Wilde, Lambton Concert Band...

Local Elevated Risk Area Identified for Lyme disease

Point Edward, ON – Lambton Public Health has identified the Pinery Provincial Park and 20 km surrounding area including Pork Franks as a high-risk area for Lyme disease due to the increased blacklegged tick population and the number of ticks positive for the bacteria that causes Lyme disease. Lambton Public Heath has been using active surveillance techniques to identify risk areas.

If bitten by an identified blacklegged tick from this high-risk area, and it has been attached and feeding for more...

Lambton County Library makes historical newspapers available to cardholders

Wyoming, ON – Lambton County Library has launched a new service to help patrons conduct local and family research. Library cardholders now have access to historical newspapers from three major publications through ProQuest.

Full digital archives of The Windsor Star, The Globe and Mail and The Toronto Star, spanning the years from 1844 to 2019, can be accessed by library cardholders from anywhere with an internet connection. Access to these resources can provide insight into everyday lives,...