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Clerk Stabbed at Simpson's Variety on Oxford in East End
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Friday, 01 August 2008
On Friday April 25th 2008 at 9:15 pm a male entered the Simpson Variety Store located at 1004 Oxford Street East. The male approached the 22 year old male clerk, enquired where an item was in the store, stabbed the clerk in the neck and fled on foot with a quantity of property. The victim called Police and was taken to hospital where he was treated for injuries considered to be potentially life threatening.  Police could not locate or identify the suspect at the time. Through further investigation by Detectives of the Robbery Unit and Major Crime Section of the Criminal Investigations Division, Jason Dahr, 33 years is found to be responsible for the April 25 2008 robbery at Simpson Variety Store.  Jason Dahr is charged with Robbery and Aggravated Assault.  Jason Dahr is currently in custody also facing a murder charge.  
 
Summer Road Safety Message
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Written by David Dimitrie   
Thursday, 31 July 2008
As summer vacation turns the corner towards the last month London Police want all motorists in and around London to enjoy the August civic holiday.  Whether you are heading out of the city or having friends join you in London remember that preventable traffic collisions can ruin more than just a weekend.  It can ruin lives.  Don’t drink and drive, wear your seatbelt and slow down!Police will have RIDE programs out over the weekend to catch those drivers who haven’t got the message.Sgt Tom O’Brien 
 
Serious Accident - Collision between Cement truck & Rollerblader
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Monday, 28 July 2008
Update;

On Monday July 28 2008 at 1:22 pm Police were called to investigate a serious collision located at Highbury Avenue at Fuller Street.

A pedestrian rollerblading northbound on Highbury Avenue was struck by a cement truck that was turning right from Fuller Street to go south onto Highbury Avenue.

The adult male pedestrian was taken to hospital with serious injuries that are considered to be life threatening. Police continue to investigate. Traffic  for north bound and southbound Highbury is still closed.
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Cyclist Car Collision near Quebec in Old East
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Monday, 28 July 2008

On Friday July 11 2008 at 9:45 pm a cyclist was struck by a white possibly a white Chrysler car on Elias Street near Quebec Street.

The cyclist suffered minor injuries requiring medical attention, and spoke briefly to the driver, prior to walking his bike home.

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Two Males Stabbed at Roxbury Bar at 1165 Oxbury St. East
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Sunday, 27 July 2008

On Sunday, July 27, 2008, shortly after 2:00am, the London Police Service was called to the Roxbury Bar, located at 1165 Oxford Street East, in response to a male who had been stabbed. 

When police arrived, they found that two males had been assaulted by another male with a beer bottle, and were suffering from cuts. 

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Work on McNay Drain & Path in Ed Blake Park to start in September
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Written by David Dimitrie   
Thursday, 24 July 2008

UPDATE         

Work on McNay Drain & Path in Ed Blake Park to start in September

At a public meeting held on April 3 at Monseigneur Bruyere Catholic French S.S, in Northeast London, residents heard that a remediation project in the McNay Drain

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McNay Drain - Work Starts in Sept.
would finally be completed this summer.

At that time one City official pegged the start date as mid-July if Council gave all necessary approvals. Recently I photographed the drain and the area of the park next to the Drain where a path is supposed to be installed.

The path is to be installed from the beginning of the drain near the school and end at the Thames River Parkway.

I spoke with The City of London's Manager of Stormwater Management, Ms. Berta Krichker on July 23rd and she was able to clarify the situation. No work could be started before September due to environmental laws related due times in the year when fish spawn.

She assured me that pending Council approval of contracts, work on the remediation project in the McNay Drain will commence in  September. Work on the path which will be carried by a different City department as the remediation project progresses.

The Northeastender.ca will continue to follow this issue and progress in September will be reported on this site.

 

 
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