The Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care is investigating four cases of E.coli from eating Leadbetter Cowboy Beef Burgers, including two cases in Oxford County. While not much information is available, the Ministry is reporting all four individuals say they ate the recalled burgers in 4once, 20 packs between August 12 and 21. The E-coli in each case has the same genetic fingerprint as well.

Norwich residents can now pick up their health card in the same place they get their driver's licences renewed. This is the latest location to double up on services as part of the province's integrated ServiceOntario centres. While locals are able to renew and replace their current picture health cards, those people who still have a red and white card will not be able to upgrade at the Norwich location. Three other integrated Service Ontario centres opened recently in Simcoe, Port Dover and Port Rowan. It's the government's goal to have 95 percent of Ontarians within 10 kilometres of an integrated centre by the end of the year.

Listeners in rural Oxford County should be happy to hear wireless broadband internet is coming to their area. The Rural Oxford Connections is an agreement between the Ontario Ministry of Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs, Oxford County and Execulink Telecom that will allow construction work on the broadband network to begin in the fall. The program will be similar to Norfolk's Broadband for Norfolk project with Kwic internet.

A Woodstock harness racing driver has been suspended from the sport for five years after allegedly being involved in a race fixing scandal. After a six month investigation, Canadian and American officials claim 39 year old Woodstock native Brad Forward, along with two other men fixed the outcome of races at the Windsor Raceway. Forward was handed a five year suspension and a $5000 fine, while the other two men were handed ten and twelve year suspensions and fines of $100 thousand each. The men do have the option to appeal the decision.

Woodstock police are on the look-out after cash was removed from safes in a couple of area businesses. Police say a man entered a restaurant front door on Monday afternoon and removed a quantity of deposit bags from a safe. In a separate case earlier Monday, two men walked into a business and went directly to an office on the second level. After they left, it was discovered money was missing from a safe in the office.

It's seven days without their licence for a pair of Woodstock men involved in an alleged road race in the city. Around 10 last night, a City Police officer on a motorcycle says he saw two vehicle racing down Dundas Street. The 21 and 24 year old man both are facing stunt driving charges and had their licences and vehicles taken away from 7 days.

The fire gutted remains of the former Iron Grill restaurant in Woodstock will be cleaned up this month. City Engineer David Creery says demolition could begin this week. The building exploded the night of August 12th, 2009. A 20 year old Toronto man died of his injuries while a 19 year old suffered life-threatening burns, but survived. Woodstock police are continuing to investigate the circumstances of the fire.

A national television show will be coming to the area, this one looking to buy your old antiques. History Television's "Canadian Pickers"will see hosts Sheldon Smithens and Scott Couzens come to Woodstock, looking for old collections people have in their home. They also talk about the history of the collections and Canada's history. The treasure hunters will be in Woodstock later this month.

A man who was on the loose and on the radar of Oxford OPP has been arrested. 21 year-old Gregory Moore was taken in Monday by London Police. Moore was wanted on several charges in four jurisdictions including: escaping police custody and eleven counts each of fraud and theft.

Updating a story we brought you yesterday... Oxford Public Health and Emergency Services have been able to track down a dog and it's owner after a biting incident in Woodstock. Around 8 o'clock Thursday night a man was bitten by a husky while he walking on Peel Street - it was being walked by a man between 18-30 years old. Officials needed to know wether or not the dog was up to date on it's rabies shots - and after a call out to the media and public for help the dog was tracked down. The animal will be observed for 10 days - and if it's not displaying any symptoms of the disease then the victim can avoid a series of shots.