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Call them maybe!

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By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative Hey they just sang for you, and this is crazy, but here’s their number so pick them maybe! Music students at St. Angela...

Keyed up for a grand experience

By Bruce Corcoran Following a successful fundraising campaign, St. Andrew’s Church in Chatham received an infusion of musical youth...

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The show must go on, virtually

Kiwanis Music Fest to return in ’21 The Chatham Kiwanis Music Festival Committee is now making plans for the 2021 Festival that will be...

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Art near the Park

Attendees of the second annual Art In The Park event enjoyed some local art and fresh food recently. Held at the Downtown Chatham Centre on...

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Life Life

Shining a light on Dresden

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By Jenna Cocullo & Pam Wright, Local Journalism Initiative The May 16th Miracle has rippling effects. Not only did it inspire The Gift (see page 1) but it also...

Chatham resident wins $248K

David Borges of Chatham was struck by the Lightning Lotto jackpot on Nov. 16, winning nearly $250,000. The top...

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C-K delivers The Gift

By Bruce Corcoran Organizers say it’s too early to tell just how much the community donated to The Gift on the...

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Wish Tree campaign returns

The 31st Annual Christmas Wish Tree campaign has kicked off in support of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance’s (CKHA) new...

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BUSINESS BUSINESS

Wallaceburg opens doors to new business

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By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative COVID-19 isn’t stopping new businesses from opening up. On Friday, a dozen residents lined up outside Savemax...

Beer validation

3 Sons of Kent beers medal at provincial awards By Bruce Corcoran The owners of Sons of Kent Brewing Co. in Chatham like to let their beer...

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McKinlay provides boost to Sally Ann

McKinlay Funeral Homes recently gave the Salvation Army a donation of $9,000. “In these difficult times, it is more important than ever...

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Budding business supports PAWR

  When The We Store in Chatham decided to run a fundraiser for a local not-for-profit organization, the question of who to support seemed...

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Sports Sports

Skating group blindsided by arena repurposing

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  By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative The president of the Bothwell Skating Club is unsure about the future of the club following a decision by council to...

Tilbury’s Brochu invited to Team Canada’s World Junior Camp

By Bird Bouchard, Local Journalism Initiative The Ridgetown Independent While local junior hockey remains a question...

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Fore!

Disc golfer Kevin MacDonald practices his throw at one of the baskets during the Grand Opening of the Thames Grove Disc...

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Arena reopenings expected to bring business back to C-K

By Jenna Cocullo, Local Journalism Initiative The remaining community arenas in Chatham-Kent could be days from...

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  U.S. President-elect Joe Biden will likely wear a walking boot for the next several weeks as he recovers from breaking his right foot while playing with one of his dogs, his doctor said.
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• Ottawa extends rules and restrictions for travellers amid rising COVID-19 case counts November 29, 2020
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