Inspector Martin Murray Detachment Commander of the Grey County OPP. (Photo courtesy of the Ontario Provincial Police)
An OPP officer who began his career in 1988 in Forest has been named the detachment commander of the Grey County OPP.
Inspector Martin Murray assumed control of the detachment on Monday, June 10, replacing retired Inspector Michael Guilfoyle.
Inspector Murray most recently served at General Headquarters in Orillia where he was a commander of the Provincial Operations Centre.
The Ontario government says that despite the challenges caused by the effect of tariffs, the province remains competitive and open for business.
It appears more people in Sarnia took an interest in this year's municipal election as voter participation saw a boost in numbers.
High school students have volunteered to hand out candy to trick-or-treaters outside of historic buildings on the museum grounds.
Following Carrie McEachran's win in the Sarnia mayoral race, the Sarnia-Lambton Chamber of Commerce has begun its search for a new CEO.
The fall-themed contest invites residents to submit photos taken while exploring trails and parks across Lambton County.
The Milwaukee Brewers defeated Tampa Bay 4-1 on Thursday to become first-time World Series champions.
