Calendars featuring adoptable pets supporting Lucknow-based rescue

Calendars featuring adoptable pets supporting Lucknow-based rescue
The Lucknow Sentinel
A local pet rescue recently launched a new fundraiser to help cover care costs for animals seeking homes. “We currently have 99 cats and kittens and 20 dogs and pups,” said Kathi Newell-Nicholson, founder of Adopt-a-Pet Pet Rescue in Lucknow. “The cost for their food and supplies is our main expense after their initial vetting […]
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Pearson: Leave loneliness behind for good this holiday season

London Free Press
Something is off. We don't feel quite like who we were as a community just a few years ago.
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Children’s Museum meets cash goal, set to open in new spot in early 2025

London Free Press
Officials with the London Children’s Museum say they've raised enough money to open in their new home early next year.
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New nightclub aims to help revive downtown London night life

London Free Press
There is a little more nightlife in downtown London.
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Letters to the Editor: November 30, 2024

London Free Press
Fair wages, no bonus
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Witness describes ‘complete chaos’ after teen shot at bush party

London Free Press
Reece Davidson had a bad feeling about the man dressed in black and wearing a COVID mask who was hanging around the dying embers of the bonfire at a southwest London bush party.
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Glen McNeil’s tenure as Huron County warden comes to a close

The Lucknow Sentinel
After four years serving as Huron County’s warden, Glen McNeil is handing over the gavel. McNeil, the mayor of Ashfield-Colborne-Wawanosh, had served a pair of two-year terms as the county’s warden, having first stepped into the role in 2021 and continuing until Nov. 27, 2024, when he presented the chain
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Modest growth in London area home prices, sales in 2025: Forecast

London Free Press
London's housing market is projected to pick up pace in 2025, but don't expect a return to the craze of the pandemic years
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The pandemic is long over. One advocate says parents still can’t go in some schools

London Free Press
Head of the Thames Valley Council of Home and School Associations says some principals are still prohibiting parents and volunteers from going back into London-area public schools.
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Accused told investigator he heard ‘pop’ at bush party and then ran

London Free Press
London police Det. Jim MacLachlan looked across the desk at Carlos Guerra Guerra and asked if he wanted to try to explain what happened in the bush again. The officer had been interviewing Guerra Guerra for more than an hour after going to his mother’s home with two search warrants
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Animal shelters struggle with challenges

Great Lakes Echo

By Victor Wooddell Capital News Service Animal shelters in Michigan are at capacity, even while facing staff and resource shortages. According to experts, more animals are being abandoned and too few pet owners are having their animals spayed or neutered. In 2020, adoption rates soared due to pandemic-related stay-at-home orders

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