Josh Boyce is a journalist based in Sarnia, Ontario, specializing in local news coverage. With a focus on sports, community events, and current affairs, Josh has a passion for keeping residents informed about the happenings in their city. He strives to provide accurate and engaging articles that reflect the unique character of Sarnia and its residents.
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Josh's focus is primarily on local news, events, and sports in Sarnia, Ontario. He has a keen interest in covering community-related stories such as local government announcements, seasonal updates like weather forecasts, and breaking news. His coverage also includes human interest pieces related to family & relationships.
Given his emphasis on local content, Josh would be responsive to pitches that highlight unique aspects of the Sarnia community or cover events and initiatives relevant to the area. If you have insights into local governance decisions or wish to promote community-focused events or activities in Sarnia, he may be an ideal contact for your pitch.
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Those attending the Sarnia Legionnaires game on December 12, are encouraged to bring donations of hats, mittens, scarves and socks.
Warwick Fire and Rescue is thanking Enbridge Gas for earmarking funds towards training materials, through Safe Community Project Assist.
The cause is undetermined, but not considered suspicious, and damage is pegged at around $300,000.
A 33-year-old Sarnia man is among two people charged after a break and enter on Creamery Road in North Middlesex.
The accolades keep rolling in for first-year Sarnia Sting players. Forward Liam Beamish is the Ontario Hockey League's rookie of the week, for the week ending December 15.
Over 40 blue collar workers from across Sarnia-Lambton will be stepping into the shoes of Inn of the Good Shepherd volunteers on Tuesday.
On Thursday, December 19, members of the Auxiliary Unit worked to collect stolen and abandoned shopping carts from various locations across the city.
On Wednesday, December 18, at 9:43 p.m., an unknown person entered the property, slashed the customers' tires and left deep scratch marks on the paint of the vehicles.
On Thursday, December 19, at approximately 5 p.m., members of Walpole Island First Nation Police (WIFNP) and Lambton OPP responded to an address on River Road.
Environment Canada upgraded its snow squall watch to a warning for Sarnia-Lambton late Friday afternoon. Lake effect snow squalls are forecasted Friday night and into Saturday.
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