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• PJHL Weekend Recap - Sept 22 to Sept 24

  The Woodstock Navy Vets are now in first place in the Doherty Division standings with a 4-0 record after they celebrated two wins over the weekend.

• Oxford County Man Dies in Guelph Crash

  The SIU is investigating a crash in Guelph that killed a 43-year-old man from Oxford County on Saturday.

• Woodstock Eliminates Vacant Unit Rebate

  Woodstock City Council has decided to get rid of the Vacant Unit Rebate program for the 2024 tax year.

• Every Child Matters Flag Raising in Woodstock

  The Every Child Matters flag will be raised outside the Oxford County Administration Building this morning, ahead of National Day for Truth and Reconciliation this Saturday.

• Ford Announces Cabinet Changes

  Three cabinet ministers have resigned this month

• Tentative Deal Reached With Education Workers

  Deal still needs to be ratified

• Two Londoners Facing Drug and Weapon Charges

  Both of the accused have been remanded into custody

• McNaughton Steps Down as Labour Minister

  McNaughton will join the private sector

• Pickle Ball Growing in Woodstock

  City Council discussed Pickle Ball at their latest meeting. They took a report as information, which will allow them during the current budget process to determine the best course of action for the potential or more courts in the City.

• Robbery in Woodstock Leads to Charges

  A robbery in the City had police respond to the area of Kipling Crescent and Springbank Ave. As a result, an 18-year-old Woodstock resident was arrested and facing numerous charges.

• One Man Charged after Dispute in Teeterville

  A Norfolk County man is facing charges after a dispute with a neighbour. OPP responded to the call and arrested the man, and laid multiple charges.

• United Way Oxford Ready for New Campaign

  The United Way Oxford kickoff event went last night. The organization was able to discuss where funds will be going, and what the fundraising plan looks like going forward.

• Woodstock Buys Buildings around City Hall

  The City of Woodstock has bought buildings that are around City Hall. They now own 478 to 484 Dundas Street, which is the current location of Tristar Liquidation and Discount.

• Road Paving Happening in Ingersoll

  The smell of asphalt will be in the air in Ingersoll. Crews will be repaving a few areas in the Town, and residents are asked to be respectful and report any suspicious activity if they see it.

• Residential Units Coming to Zorra

  The housing crisis remains a hot topic. Oxford County along with Zorra Township are doing their part to help. Over 1000 residential units are being built.

• Premier Changes Course on Greenbelt

  Doug Ford announces the province will not touch the Greenbelt for housing

• Doors Open Hosted in Woodstock

  11 local businesses will participate in the Doors Open event. It takes place Saturday, September 21st from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m.

• Ingersoll Looking to Handout Money

  Organizations in Ingersoll can apply for grant money. The Town is accepting applications until October 30th.

• Celebration of Sports in Woodstock

  There will be 6 individuals and 2 teams inducted into the Woodstock Sports Wall of Fame. The ceremony happens Saturday, September 23rd.

• Take Back the Night Comes to Ingersoll

  Violence against women is going to be front and centre in Ingersoll tonight. Take Back the Night will be taking place at Unifor Hall starting at 6:30 p.m.