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Saturdays at 7 return Sept. 19

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Water Colours is the theme of the opening concert for the Saturdays at 7 series at St. Andrew’s United Church. And those colours come to life Saturday night. This...

Local author celebrates book, ‘Terry Fox and Me’

By Bird Bouchard, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter A local author is continuing to educate children on the Marathon of Hope. Mary Beth...

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Concert series goes hybrid

The eighth season of Saturdays at 7 at St. Andrew’s concerts will continue in 2020-2021 in spite of COVID-19.  Since 2013, Saturdays at...

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Art show and sale, COVID-style, set for Blenheim

Discover Art Blenheim, presented by Talbot Trail Place, takes place this Saturday from 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Artists and crafters will be...

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Life Life

IODE continues to deliver nutrition

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By Bruce Corcoran Not even a global pandemic can prevent a local service group from helping to feed area students. Members of the Capt. Garnet Brackin IODE chapter...

C-K donors respond generously throughout pandemic

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative   The regional blood bank has a healthy inventory of blood thanks to...

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Resident helps clean up C-K’s rivers

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative A Chatham-Kent resident is adding conservation to her daily recreation....

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$25k and counting for Dresden Terry Fox Run

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative Forty years after Terry Fox’s Marathon of Hope, communities are still...

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BUSINESS BUSINESS

Business Voices – new business openings

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New interior design option in C-K Even among the struggle COVID-19 has brought many cities across the province, new businesses continue to arise in Chatham-Kent. Erin...

Real estate heat wave in C-K in August

Residential sales in Chatham-Kent were off the charts in August, and also set a new high for average home price. According to the...

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Ground breaks on C-K’s first apartment building in 28 years

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative Two six-storey apartment complexes will soon join the southwest Chatham skyline. On Thursday...

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New/old management, new restructuring vision, for DCC

Manager eager to hear ideas from Chatham-Kent youth By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative The Downtown Chatham Centre is undergoing...

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Sports Sports

Arena reopenings expected to bring business back to C-K

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By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative The remaining community arenas in Chatham-Kent could be days from reopening. All the municipally run arenas were closed in...

C-K Cyclones announce return to hockey plan for August

By Bird Bouchard, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter The Chatham-Kent Cyclones are ready for hockey. The...

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Sires Stakes roll through Dresden

One week after making their debut in the Ontario Sires Stakes winner’s circle, two-year-old trotting colts...

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Municipality, flag football league in dispute over Lark Park

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative An online petition has quickly circulated social media, requesting that...

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