Students at Huron Park Secondary are preparing to donate medical supplies to a third world country. The school's People Reaching Out Group were presented with a one thousand dollar cheque Friday for their work in the All's Fair Wear-a-thon Digital Scavenger Hunt. Student Marissa Ukos says the students are planning to donate the money back to the Free the Children organization. "There's a lot of different options that Free the Children provides for medical enhancement of the lives of others so it will be in one of the Free the Children locations which include places such as Kenya or China or India and you can buy things such as vaccines or mosquito netting for others." Ukos says the group will be sitting down Monday to discuss which country they would like to make the donation to.

Federal Liberals Table Budget
TDMH Celebrates a Year of the RAFT
News Poll: Poppy Campaign Underway
SWPH Confirms Case of Influenza A
Public Input Needed for Woodstock Transit
Oxford OPP Briefs - Nov. 3rd, 2025
Interview with the Mayor - November 3rd, 2025
PJHL Recap - Oct 31st to Nov 2nd
Nominations Open for Runway of Stars
Ultimate Burger Battle Begins!
Dodgers Beat Blue Jays in World Series
Impaired Driver Caught in Tillsonburg
Norfolk OPP Investigating Break-and-Enter
PJHL Preview - Oct. 31st to Nov. 2nd
BBBS Volunteers Honoured in London
Poppy Campaign Begins Today
Daylight Saving Time Ends on Sunday
Local Police Offer Halloween Safety Tips
UPDATE: Missing Teen Located
Men's Health Talk Coming to Woodstock