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• Tip Tuesday with Oxford OPP - April 30th 2024

  Randi Crawford with the Oxford OPP was back in the Heart FM studio for the April edition of Tip Tuesday.

• Tillsonburg Announces Sports Hall of Fame Inductees

  Jeff Bes, Lloyd Andrews, and Dan Sanders will be inducted into the Tillsonburg Sports Hall of Fame on Monday.

• Input Needed for Development Charges Background Study

  An online survey has been posted on the Speak Up Oxford website.

• Water Conservation Program Begins Tomorrow

  Odd-numbered houses will be able to use outdoor water on odd days, while even-numbered houses will be able to use outdoor water on even days.

• Two Impaired Drivers Caught in Woodstock

  Woodstock Police caught a pair of impaired drivers in separate incidents over the weekend.

• InControl Diapers Opens in Woodstock

  A business has opened in Woodstock. InControl Diapers will be bringing jobs and much more to the Friendly City.

• Gems and Java Deemed a Success!

  The 13th annual event raised $78,822 for Mother's With a Heart for Ethiopia.

• Interview with Mayor Jerry Acchione - April 29th 2024

  This week's Woodstock City Council agenda includes the final tax rate for 2024 and the deal that was reached with CUPE Local 1146.

• Tillsonburg Wins Super League Cup

  The Tillsonburg Thunder beat the Alvinston Killer Bees 5-4 Friday night.

• Smile Cookie Season Begins!

  You can purchase a Smile Cookie at the Tim Horton's locations in Woodstock, Ingersoll, Tillsonburg, Thamesford, Norwich, Tavistock, and Innerkip.

• New School Policies for Cellphones, Social Media and Vaping

  Ford Government to greatly limit use.

• Weapons Related Investigation in Tillsonburg

  One person was taken into custody on Friday.

• Serious Crash in Zorra Township

  Two people had to be taken to hospital after a car hit a transport truck on 37th Line in Zorra Township.

• SWPH Says No to Merger

  Southwestern Public Health has turned down a voluntary merger. It would have involved Brant County and Haldimand-Norfolk.

• Backlash Faced After Bylaw Talks

  There were some comments after the Oxford County Pride President spoke to County Council regarding a potential bylaw.

• Oxford County to Advocate for Better Rail Service

  Better rail transportation is included in Oxford County's Strategic Plan.

• Woodstonian Wins Big Off Scratch Ticket

  Barbara Stevenson won a $250,000 top prize while playing Instant Crossword Deluxe.

• UPDATE: Westbound Lanes Reopen Following Fatal Crash

  Police closed the westbound lanes of Highway 401 between Culloden Line and Putnam Road for several hours this morning.