Scott Dunn is a reporter based in Owen Sound, Ontario, focusing on local news and events in the Grey-Bruce region. He has written for various publications, including the Lucknow Sentinel, The Post, Wiarton Echo, Huron Expositor, and Goderich Signal Star. Scott's articles cover a range of topics, including weather, municipal concerns, community events, crime, and education.
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Skeletons, graves and witches appear every year on Jamie and Shayna Kermer's lawn.
The Negro Creek community will be memorialized on land donated by a descendant of an original Black family who still has property there.
Grey Bruce Public Health issued its 24th opioid alert this year after it was notified of a suspected fatal opioid-related overdose.
Owen Sound police have arrested a suspect in a convenience store robbery.
Owen Sound police laid charges after a man walked into the police station at 7 a.m. Friday after he was stabbed in the torso.
New legion officially opened in Hepworth Saturday
Figures featured in Wiarton's mural marking local service in military conflicts are on display at the Deep Water Gallery.
A collectors' show featured hockey cards, old local bottles and postcards, video games, board games, toys and much more Sunday.
Hanover police charged a 23-year-old North Bruce Peninsula woman after a four-month-old baby was treated for injuries in hospital.
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