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Lambton County Library adjusts hours during the holidays
Wyoming, ON – Lambton County Library will be adjusting its hours for contactless curbside pickup and scheduled appointments over the holiday season.
Hours will be adjusted on the following dates for the listed locations:
Date
Locations Open
Thursday, December 24
10 a.
Lambton Public Health Seeks Dog That Bit WomanPoint Edward, ON – Lambton Public Health is seeking information about the location of a dog and its owner following a dog bite incident on Sunday, November 29, between 10:30 a.m.
Lambton's Creative County Committee Awards 2021 FundingWyoming, ON - Lambton's Creative County Grant Program has approved 9 projects for the 2021 program year, representing an investment of $37,500 in funding.
In response to the pandemic, Lambton County adapted its annual Creative County Grant Program to support cultural organizations and events that demonstrate innovation in adapting programs and activities to pandemic restrictions and public health guidelines.
Kevin Marriott Elected 159th Lambton County WardenWyoming, ON - Enniskillen Mayor Kevin Marriott has been elected the 159th Warden of Lambton County.
Warden Marriott was elected to the position by his peers on Lambton County Council during this morning's Council meeting.
Influenza B Confirmed and Circulating in the CommunityPoint Edward, ON - Lab confirmation of a local case with influenza B signals the virus is circulating in the community. The individual is in their 60's and is currently hospitalized.
All Lambton County Library Locations Closing Early Due to Inclement WeatherWyoming, ON – All Lambton County Library locations including Library Headquarters will be closing at 12:00 p.m.
Lambton Moves to Protect Status Level of the COVID-19 FrameworkPoint Edward, ON - Effective Monday, November 30 at 12:01 a.m.
Canatara Cabin Set for Move, Restoration Fundraising UnderwayGrand Bend, ON – The City of Sarnia and the County of Lambton have finalized details to move a historic log cabin from Canatara Park to Lambton Heritage Museum, and see its restoration supported by the fundraising efforts of a local volunteer group.
This will be the third move for the resilient, square log structure, which has a fascinating history of moving to different locations over its nearly 200 year history.
