
Crash involving school bus in Huron County
One student has ben taken to hospital by air ambulance from the scene of crash involving a school bus in Huron County Tuesday morning.
One student has ben taken to hospital by air ambulance from the scene of crash involving a school bus in Huron County Tuesday morning.
Witnesses reported a woman living in a tent was seriously burned in an accidental fire Monday night. At approximately 10 p.m., fire crews arrived at an area behind Cabinetmart, a business on Little Grey Street near Rectory Street.
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