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Wednesday, March 22, 2023

R.O.C.K. receives $710K in support

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By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The hand of Reach Out Chatham-Kent Missions' addiction fighting Peer-2-Peer program is ready to extend to all corners of the municipality. It's happening thanks to Health Canada's Substance and Addictions Program which has granted the non-profit $710,000 to expand its...
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LATEST NEWS

Garage Band sessions at library

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Saturday is Jam Day at the library. The Chatham-Kent Public Library, in partnership with CBC Music, is offering four free Jam Squad sessions.  Kickstart your music-making...

Wednesday police briefs

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Save the tackling for the football field A Chatham man faces assault charges after someone tackled another man Tuesday evening. Chatham-Kent police say the incident occurred...

Horsing around

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Aislynn Bourdeau made some new friends at T.J.’s Stables last week during the March Break Day Camp, including Spirit Horse Animiki, the one she...

R.O.C.K. receives $710K in support

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By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The hand of Reach Out Chatham-Kent Missions' addiction fighting Peer-2-Peer program is ready to extend to all corners of...

20th annual FoG to benefit youth

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Young people and their families will benefit from an iconic Chatham fundraising tradition this June as the local Youth Wellness Hub has been chosen...

Police, fire services recognize heroes

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By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A number of brave hometown heroes have been officially recognized for their actions in two serious incidents in 2022. On...

Man arrested for smashing door at cop shop 

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It appears someone had a beef with the Chatham-Kent police, or at least their front door. Police say on Monday morning, at about 11:20 a.m.,...

Man chucks firearm into Thames River

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On Sunday evening, a weekend stroll by a local man led to weapons charges. Chatham-Kent police say they got a call of a man walking...

Aggravated assault in Tilbury

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A Tilbury woman faces serious charges after someone apparently attacked a man with a knife recently. Chatham-Kent police say that on Saturday, shortly after 5...

LIFE

Horsing around

Aislynn Bourdeau made some new friends at T.J.’s Stables last week during the March Break Day Camp, including Spirit Horse Animiki, the one she...

Beauty in flight

Tundra swans pause for a rest and a snack in a cornfield near Wallaceburg on their way to the Arctic.

Ostomy support group growing in Chatham

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Local residents who live with an ostomy are no longer alone. Thanks to the efforts of Katherine Verrall and registered...

BUSINESS

BIZ VOICE: C-K entrepreneur speaks at DX3 conference

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Chatham's own Elizabeth Suni recently took the stage as a key speaker at the DX3 conference in Toronto – Canada's biggest retail, marketing and...

Auto show draws crowds, raises $10K

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Not even an angry Mother Nature could stop the success of this year’s Chatham Indoor Auto Show. Sloppy, wet, snowy weather rolled across Chatham-Kent March...

C-K homes sales go into hibernation

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Property transactions in Chatham-Kent apparently saw their shadow in February, as they went into a slumber. According to Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors (CKAR) figures, the...
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