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By Janene Scully, Noozhawk North County Editor | @JaneneScully April 26, 2021 | 9:07 p.m. A defendant in one of two cases allegedly connected to the MS-13 criminal gang has changed his plea in Santa Barbara County Superior Court. Jose Eleute Mejia Orellano, 29, who has been in custody since March 2016, pleaded no contest on Monday to two counts of attempted murder plus a conspiracy to commit acts in support of a criminal gang. Of those five from the smaller case, two defendants took plea deals, and two others, including Orellano, have been awaiting trial, while the fifth remains o...

Resident hurt after Cathedral View floor collapses By Claire Corrigan A resident from Cathedral View, Mullingar was injured on Tuesday afternoon of this week, 20 April, when he fell through the floor of his Council-owned home. Topic received a call from his deeply concerned and upset sister Aoife Kuprenas explaining that her brother David McGregor had been taken away in an ambulance following a mishap in his home. Having rang David’s phone, Aoife could hear him groaning and immediately knew he was in trouble and rushed to his aid. “I got a taxi immediately and said to Will, our usual tax...

Article content Twelve new COVID-19 cases, including one at Wallaceburg’s Fairfield Park long-term care home, were reported Tuesday by the Chatham-Kent public health unit. Four schools in Chatham-Kent also reported one case apiece. They resumed in-person classes this week after being shut for seven weeks. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Active COVID-19 cases falling at Fairfield Park Back to video The Fairfield Park outbreak was up to 93 total cases, but the number of active cases fell to 30 active resident cases and 30 active staff cases. “...

Author of the article: Tom Morrison Publishing date: Jan 19, 2021  •  January 19, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  CK Public Health and Lambton Kent District School Board have partnered to work on a public art project at John McGregor Secondary School called We Are the Storytellers. The organizers of the project engaged students at the high school to learn about their thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic. Their responses were then put on the windows of this greenhouse building in vinyl lettering. (Handout/Postmedia Network) Article content John McGregor secondary school students’ th...

Author of the article: Tom Morrison Publishing date: Jan 19, 2021  •  January 19, 2021  •  3 minute read  •  CK Public Health and Lambton Kent District School Board have partnered to work on a public art project at John McGregor Secondary School called We Are the Storytellers. The organizers of the project engaged students at the high school to learn about their thoughts on the COVID-19 pandemic. Their responses were then put on the windows of this greenhouse building in vinyl lettering. (Handout/Postmedia Network) Article content John McGregor Secondary School students’ th...