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Fun times on Family Day at libraries

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Family Day promises to be a fun day at the Chatham-Kent Public Library on Feb. 17. Six branches of the library will be open regular hours and various drop-in activities are planned. The Chatham branch will feature a library obstacle course between 10 a.m. and...
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Shining in the night

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Wallaceburg's newest public art piece located on the north side of the L.O. Stonehouse Walking Bridge in the downtown, provides the perfect backdrop for selfies, even in the...

Fun times on Family Day at libraries

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Family Day promises to be a fun day at the Chatham-Kent Public Library on Feb. 17. Six branches of the library will be open regular...

Tree sponsors sought in Ridgetown

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Attempted murder in Chatham

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Stand up, speak out

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LIFE

Fishing, out of the rain

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COLUMN: Tenant Rights

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BUSINESS

Ag law summit set for Feb. 19

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A local law firm is set to host the Agricultural Law Summit on Feb. 19 at the Chatham Armoury. Jeff Wesley, of Anderson Law, the...

BIZ VOICE: Peavey Mart shuttering all stores

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Staff at Peavey Mart in Chatham received their notices recently that the store will close in April. They’re not alone. Peavey Industries will shutter all 90...

KFA calls added funding good news

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In advance of calling an election this month, the Ford government announced a number of spending initiatives, including an additional $100 million to aid...
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