Posts by Craig Bradford

Malahide Deputy Mayor Jim Jenkins laid a wreath on behalf of the township during the annual Remembrance Day ceremony at the Springfield Cenotaph on Tuesday morning, Nov. 11. All of the children attending Springfield Public School attended the ceremony as did several local dignitaries, members of community organizations and local residents. A short march past…

Air Cadets Squadron 741 member and St. Thomas resident Brandon Dekeyzer, 16, left, escorted Aylmer Police Chief Andre Reymer for his wreath-laying in front of the Cenotaph beside town hall during the annual Remembrance Day ceremony on Tuesday morning, Nov. 11. A large parade of hundreds of participants, mostly Ontario Police College cadets and staff,…

Aylmer Veterinary Clinic staff member Kendra Derrig, far left, spray dyed Dr. Jim Raddatz’s hair in multiple colours while receptionist Jen Hachey, far right, started trimming off Dr. Kirk Maltby’s moustache during the celebration of the conclusion of the October fundraising drive for the Farley Foundation on Monday, Nov. 10. The clinic raised $602 for…

Several East Elgin Secondary School students including Allie DeCoutere, Brianna Dempsey, Aubree Untch and Brennen Weber participated in the Stair Climb event at East Elgin Community Complex on Thursday morning, Nov. 6 to raise money for United Way Elgin-St. Thomas. The Stair Climb was part of EESS’s campaign to raise a total of $10,000 for…

The Aylmer Police confirmed that a 15-year-old of Bayham, who was reported missing and probably somewhere in Aylmer, was found safely in town on Thursday evening, Nov. 6. Police asked for the public’s assistance in locating  her after she did not return to her home from East Elgin Secondary School on Wednesday, Nov. 5.

East Elgin Secondary School Grade 9 student Josh Giesbrecht, left, went to his father Pete’s workplace at Secord Home Building Centre in Aylmer on Wednesday, Nov. 5 as part of the annual Take Our Kids to Work Day. The national program supports career development by helping students connect school, the work world and their own…

With only seven votes separating the winning candidate and the runner-up in the Oct. 27 Ward 1 councillor election in Bayham, there was conjecture within the municipality if someone might call for a recount. Port Burwell’s Randy Breyer was declared the official winner of the Ward 1 (Vienna and Port Burwell areas) with 164 votes…

All of the staff at Assumption Catholic Elementary School dressed in costumes for Halloween on Friday, Oct. 31. They also encouraged all of the pupils to come to school that day in costumes and a class by class parade was held during an assembly in the gym. The staff ended the assembly by posing together…