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Forest Library Celebrates Reopening Following Renovation

Forest, ON – A small crowd gathered in Forest on Tuesday afternoon to celebrate the reopening of the Forest Library, following renovation work that took place over the past five months. These renovations included new shelving, flooring, an accessible service desk, the addition of private meeting space and new paint throughout the building.

“We are proud to welcome the community back to the renovated Forest Library today,” said Warden Kevin Marriott, County of Lambton. “Our Cultural Services, including...

Lambton County Archives Launches Lunch and Learn Series

Wyoming, ON – Lambton County Archives is launching a new virtual Lunch and Learn series to share archival resources available to the public.

Over the course of four sessions, Archivist/Supervisor Nicole Aszalos will explore popular research and genealogy topics such as genetic genealogy, property research, online resources, and the role and importance of local archives within the community. The series is an opportunity for patrons to grab their lunch and connect with the Archivist for a half-hour...

Lambton County Library rolls out new library card with a prize draw

Wyoming, ON - Lambton County Library is encouraging residents to rediscover the infinite possibilities a library card brings and rolling out a newly designed library card.

New cardholders and existing cardholders who replace their card have a chance to win a $500 Tourism Sarnia-Lambton gift voucher, which is valid at over 300 retail, restaurant, attraction and accommodation locations across Lambton County.

Books are just the beginning with a Lambton County Library card. In addition to providing access...

Cancer Awareness and Prevention through Screening

Point Edward, ON – April is cancer awareness month in Canada so Lambton Public Health, the Sarnia-Lambton Ontario Health Team and community partners are raising awareness about cancer prevention and the need for continued cancer screening.

This year cancer prevention and raising awareness is more important than ever due to the demands on the health-care system from COVID-19 pandemic response. All screening programs for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer were suspended across Canada from mid-March...