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Thursday, March 28, 2024

COLUMN: Big-city problems land here

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Editior's note: This column was written prior to the early Monday morning police incident in downtown Chatham... Just what the heck is happening in downtown...

COLUMN: CKHA CEO earns respect

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Lori Marshall, I will miss you. It seems strange to hear a journalist say they will miss a civil servant, but that will be the...

COLUMN: Scope experience a smooth one

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  This past year, I have felt like an automobile. I was up on the hoist getting improvements to my frame last March with my...

COLUMN: Merry Covid-ness

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Christmas comes but once a year. And for the Corcorans, so too does Covid, or at least that’s how it seems. And they travel together. For...

COLUMN: Sears vs. Civic Centre, a tale of the tape

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When will Chatham-Kent council decide on the future home of the brain centre of municipal operations? Bruce McAllister, general manager of development services, said the...

COLUMN: Candy to the max

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OK, Halloween came and went and we Corcorans had about 35-40 kids. By the end of the evening, my wife was doling out candy...

COLUMN: Monte move leaves a void in C-K representation

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I don’t like the idea of Monte McNaughton leaving provincial politics. But that’s selfish of me. The MPP for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex for a dozen years, McNaughton announced...

COLUMN: How polarized we have become

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Where has the middle ground gone? You know, the space for compromise, commonality, or for viewing with merit both sides of a dispute. This is...

COLUMN: More hiccups in recovery process

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Well, I ‘graduated’ from my physiotherapy at Peach Physio recently, but worried my other hip was in deep trouble. The new left hip is in...

COLUMN: Preaching patience on local roads

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What is up with Chatham-Kent drivers? I mean, at the best of times, it’s crazy on our roads, but recently things seem to have...