Huron County OPP are looking for 5 stolen street name signs in Blyth. (Photo provided by Huron County OPP)Huron County OPP are investigating the disappearance of several street signs in Blyth over the last few weeks.
Five street name signs have been taken in the village. They include:
McConnell St. and Morris St. Morris St. and Dinsley St. Dinsley St. and Ann St. Queen St. and Drummond St. Queen St. and King St.
If anyone has information on where the stolen signs have been taken, they should contact Huron County OPP or Crime Stoppers.
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