OPP Briefs - December 22nd 2017

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• Charges Laid in Brant County Assault

  Police say it was a case of intimate partner violence.

• Impaired Driver Busted in Courtland

  The 26-year-old was charged on Saturday afternoon.

• City of Woodstock Launches New Website

  The new website will ensure services run smoothly, lower costs, and give the city access to better tools and updated technology.  

• Oxford Warden Addresses Provincial Growth Targets

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  Warden Marcus Ryan laid out the three steps Oxford County Council is taking to address the growth targets set by the province.

• Battle of the Badges Returns to Tillsonburg

  The charity hockey tournament will takeover Tillsonburg Memorial Arena this Saturday.

• Speed Feedback Signs Damaged in Norwich Township

  The signs are located on Highway 59 between Oxford Road 13 and Beaconsfield Road.

• Two Drivers Caught for Impaired in Oxford

  In separate incidents, the Oxford OPP responded to traffic complaints and took impaired drivers into custody.

• Affordable Housing Comes to Oxford County

  It was a ribbon-cutting and grand opening event for new affordable housing units in Oxford County.

• Good for the Soll Cancelled for 2026

  The organizer says it's not a goodbye, just a pause and reset.

• PJHL Playoff Recap - April 19th

  The Braves lost Game 1 of the Schmalz Cup semifinals.

• Introducing Legacy in Action

  Andrew's Legacy is now offering Red Cross Standard First Aid and CPR classes.

• Gas Prices Dropping Today

  Ottawa has temporarily suspended fuel excise taxes until September 7th.

• Woodstock Approves Bridge Replacement

  City Council has approved the Canadian National Railway's plans for the Finkle Street pedestrian bridge.

• Woodstock Council Approves Volunteer Recognition Event

  After a motion was put forward, Woodstock Council approved an event to recognize volunteers.

• Woodstock Receives OLG Payment

  The quarterly payment from OLG has been given to Woodstock.

• G1 Driver Charged with Stunt Driving

  Police say the 17-year-old driver was going over 100 kilometres per hour in a 50 zone.

• Ontario Extends GO Train Service to Stratford

  The first service begins on July 6th with there being both weekday and weekend services.

• UPDATE: Thames River Cleanup Gets Rescheduled

  The cleanup is on the 25th, with there being three different meet-up locations in Woodstock.

• Woodstock Choralaires Present: Thank You For the Music

  The Woodstock Choralaires will perform some of their greatest hits from over the past 60 years.

• Hawkins Chapel to Become Historical Site

  It has been located on Park Row in Woodstock since 1888, where it used to provide service to 75 local black families.