Author: The London Free Press
Trail Talk: Butterflies, benches and a milestone on the trail
From Naftel’s Creek to Wingham, hikers found surprises both natural and man-made.
Private Shea Bradley: an Afghan War veteran
Private Shea Bradley said it was “a reality check” when the lights in the C-17 transport plane switched to red indicating that his aircraft had entered Afghan airspace. It was a mixture of “excitement,” “adventure” and fear that he headed into harm’s way as an infantryman in the 1st Battalion of the Royal Canadian Regiment. […]
Goderich Quilters Guild donates handmade quilts to AMGH patients
GODERICH – Alexandra Marine and General Hospital (AMGH) recently recognized a donation from the Goderich Quilters Guild, which has provided a collection of handmade quilts to bring warmth and comfort to patients across the hospital. The hospital said in a press release that each quilt, handcrafted by guild members, represents hours of care, skill and […]
Trail Talk: Rainy days bring slippery trails and surprising sights
From careful boardwalk hikes to late-season butterflies, wet weather offers challenges — and rewards — for fall hikers across Huron County.
Recovery continues for teen badly hurt when dirt bike, dog collided: Family
Weeks after suffering major injuries when his dirt bike collided with a dog, a teenager has finally spoken his first words.