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Tuesday, October 22, 2024

Hub plan moves to next stage

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The C-K Community Hub project intended to create a new civic centre, library and museum in the old Sears building in downtown Chatham has taken a leap forward. At its Oct. 21 meeting, council voted 11 to 5 to proceed to the next stage of...
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Hub plan moves to next stage

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The C-K Community Hub project intended to create a new civic centre, library and museum in the old Sears building in downtown Chatham has...

COLUMN: Remembering Frank Vercouteren

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I’d like to talk about politicians for a minute. Some politicians seek and win office for personal glory. Some believe they are messengers sent to change...

Comedy shows return to St. Andrew’s

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Laughs are set to return to St. Andrew’s United Church on the weekend. Following on the success of last year’s comical play, The 25th Annual...

Goodfellows set for 70th season of support

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The Chatham Goodfellows are gearing up for their 70th holiday season helping others. Last year, the Goodfellows took in more than $228,000 in donations to...

Due Southwest

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Pat and Megan Whalen, along with actor Adam Kearney, right, rehearse a scene at Son's of Kent in Chatham. The Whalens were filming the finale...

BrewFest CK earns provincial accolades

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A made-in-Chatham-Kent collaborative summer series is up for a tasty provincial award. BrewFest CK is a finalist for the Culinary Tourism Event of the Year...

Wheelhouse Concerts kick off Nov. 21

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Dresden's Christmas Town Wheelhouse Concerts are kicking off in November. Put on by the Rotary Club of Dresden, five acts will take to the stage,...

C-K receives more gambling cash

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 The Ontario Lottery and Gaming Corporation's second quarter payout to Chatham-Kent for hosting Cascades Casino Chatham is $439,029. The sum covers the period from July...

Cost of turning on the taps to spike

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  By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter In an effort to keep pace with capital projects and necessary upgrades, Chatham-Kent's urban residents will see a nine-per-cent...

LIFE

Searching for lunkers

Anglers troll along the Thames River near Lighthouse Cove on a recent quiet fall day.

Support for Special Olympics

Chatham-Kent Special Olympics benefitted from Mike’s Place’s golf tournament recently. Nearly $8,400 was donated to the organization.

Horsing around

Terry Jenkins of the Canadian Cowgirls and TJ Stables of Chatham lets Illusion show off his skills at the 2024 International Plowing Match in...

BUSINESS

BrewFest CK earns provincial accolades

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A made-in-Chatham-Kent collaborative summer series is up for a tasty provincial award. BrewFest CK is a finalist for the Culinary Tourism Event of the Year...

September home sales stay warm

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Real estate sales in Chatham-Kent for September continued an upward trend. Sales last month totaled 114 units, up more than 15 per cent compared to...

BIZ VOICE: Returning to his roots

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Titan Forklifts recently bid farewell to is managing director, as he is headed home. Rotimi Osuntola, who has been with Titan since 2018, is a...
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