Kyle Freel is a journalist based in Woodstock, Ontario, focusing on local news and events in the community. He writes for 104.7 Heart FM | CIHR-FM, covering a range of topics including local government, community events, crime, and entertainment. Kyle is dedicated to keeping the residents of Woodstock and surrounding areas informed about the latest happenings in their community.
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Kyle Freel's coverage is heavily focused on local announcements and events, with a significant emphasis on crime and health & wellbeing themes. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider pitching stories related to community events, local fundraisers or initiatives pertaining to crime prevention and public safety in the Ontario area.
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Oxford OPP is investigating after two people stole a truck from a property in Tillsonburg.
Another year is seen as a success for the Hunter Weston Memorial Toy Drive.
United Way Oxford will be working to get a transitional home ready and open in Ingersoll for the new year.
It was a busy month for the Woodstock Police on the roads.
Now that Christmas is over, people might want to dispose of their real Christmas trees.
Oxford OPP will be out on the streets to make sure everyone is safe as we ring in 2025.
A Christmas Day break-and-enter has Norfolk County OPP investigating.
The theft took place on Old Stage Road on Monday December 23rd.
If you go to the Woodstock Boston Pizza on a Monday and mention that it's Crime Stoppers Month, a portion of the proceeds from your meal will go to the organization.
The Oxford County OPP is investigating after two separate reports of fraud happened in the County.
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