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Randy Oke: From businessman to author (opens the original)
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GRAND BEND – During his 40 years as a co-owner of Oke Woodsmith Building Systems, Grand Bend’s Randy Oke never thought he’d spend his post-retirement life as a writer. But that’s exactly what he has been doing, self-publishing three books since 2025 and writing weekly stories on his Substack page. Oke spent 40 years in residential building and renovating with Oke Woodsmith, a company he helped form in 1984 with his father and three brothers. When the business was passed to the next generation in
Sultans of String bringing award-winning music to Grand Bend (opens the original)
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GRAND BEND – Local music fans are in for a treat as the multiple award-winning group, Sultans of String, is bringing its unique blend of Arabic, Cuban, Celtic, jazz and flamenco sounds to Grand Bend. Winners of six Canadian Folk Music Awards and nominated for three Junos, Sultans of String will perform at Grand Bend Place at 7 p.m. on Friday, Oct. 2. Band leader and violinist Chris McKhool said this is the band’s first time performing at the venue. McKhool, who has also received awards as a solo
Community helps celebrate Noah’s Ark Day (opens the original)
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EXETER – September 12 was a day of celebration at Noah’s Ark Thrift Store. That date was deemed Noah’s Ark Day and marked the 10th anniversary of the thrift store’s move from Exeter’s downtown to the basement of Exeter Pentecostal Tabernacle at the south end of town. The free event included a pancake brunch, vendors, treats, a bouncy castle and various activities for children. Volunteer co-ordinator Andrea Loohuizen said the day also celebrated the Community Table and Southern Huron Connection C
Proposed increases to OPP bill raise concern from South Huron councillor (opens the original)
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SOUTH HURON – A letter from Ontario Solicitor General Michael Kerzner that appeared in South Huron council’s Sept. 8 agenda has raised concerns for at least one member of council. In the letter, dated Aug. 14, Kerzner provided an update to OPP-policed communities, including South Huron, about OPP municipal policing costs for 2027. Kerzner explains in the letter that “We are taking action to limit increases in OPP policing costs for municipalities in 2027,” adding, “No OPP-policed municipality wi
South Huron honours longtime firefighters (opens the original)
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SOUTH HURON – The Sept. 8 South Huron council meeting was a time for the municipality to pay tribute to two of its longtime firefighters. Presentations were made in the council chambers to recognize Capt. Doug Smith for 30 years of service and Aaron Datars for 20 years. “Tonight, we gather to recognize and express our deepest gratitude to our brave, professional volunteer firefighters who have dedicated years, and even decades, to protect our communities,” Mayor George Finch said. “These patriot
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