Category: London Free Press
How city hall changes helped London set a new mark for home builds
London’s explosive population growth in recent years exacerbated the city’s need for housing and pushed city hall to make changes.
Officials urge caution amid rising temperatures, rising water levels
The Upper Thames River Conservation Authority is warning people to be cautious around local rivers and streams this week
Police seek help finding person who called 911 from nature preserve
OPP are asking the public for help finding a person who called 911 from a nature reserve north of St. Thomas over the long weekend.
Three years after blaze, Black Walnut cafe reopens in Wortley Village
It took 1,035 days. Red tape and road construction pushed back the reopening for months. But the Black Walnut is officially back in business three years after the beloved Wortley Village café was destroyed in an overnight arson attack. The landmark café’s legion of loyal customer flocked back for the grand reopening over the long […]
Tallman: God is present during disaster
You are not alone in this crazy life; God is with you when you suffer.