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Hours after a fire ravaged Mike’s Place, ownership is vowing to rebuild. Fire struck the well-known Queen Street restaurant in the early morning hours Tuesday....

C-K fire response effort under review

By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Ryan Doyle doesn't think the firefighters' union should be dictating how Chatham-Kent Fire and Rescue deploys its personnel. To that...

Fire totals restaurant

Hours after a fire ravaged Mike’s Place, ownership is vowing to rebuild. Fire struck the well-known Queen Street restaurant in the early morning hours Tuesday....

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Council votes to end pilot backyard chicken program

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100th reunion

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Top dog event raises $31K

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