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Sarah is a photojournalist who has been published locally and provincially as well as being included in Photosensitive's 'The Fuel of Life' nationwide touring exhibition. Born and raised in Chatham-Kent, Sarah attended Loyalist College's photojournalism program in 2010. After completing an internship with the Chatham Daily News in 2012, she spent the summer as a reporter for the Dresden-Bothwell Leader-Spirit newspaper and is currently freelancing for a number of local newspapers in Southwestern Ontario, including The Chatham Voice.
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Oct 6, 20 •
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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 Sept. 26, vendors were accommodated indoors and outdoors. Originally set to take place at Tecumseh Park, the two-day...
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Sep 29, 20 •
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A handful of sparrows vie for one of the spots on a bird feeder in a backyard in Chatham. As the weather turns colder this fall, a number of Ontario species of birds will start their migration south to warmer climates...
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Mar 10, 20 •
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Chatham-Kent Secondary School senior girls volleyball player Alex Bruhlman returns the ball to London’s Saunders Secondary School as teammate Kinsey Moon watched during the OFSAA 2020 Girls’ AAA Volleyball Championship held at St. Clair...
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Mar 10, 20 •
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Sales Consultant Nicole Flanagan was on hand at the Volkswagen Chatham display to help visitors with any questions at the Chatham Auto Dealers Show held at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre from March 6-8. Attendees of the free show got a chance to...
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Mar 4, 20 •
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The line-up was out the door for Wimpy’s first Charity Dinner held at the diner’s Grand Avenue West location on Feb. 25. With more than 15 employees, and about nine volunteers on hand to help serve and co-ordinate the free meal, this is a tradition that...
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Feb 26, 20 •
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Those walking the McGeachy Pond Conservation Area just outside Erieau recently were treated to a frozen spectacle as ice-coated brush and branches lined the trail beside Lake Erie, caused by strong winds and colder temperatures...
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Feb 19, 20 •
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Inspired by the numerous bridges and structures around the world where people have affixed locks with messages of love or initials, Angel Bilagot wanted to bring the idea to Chatham. Just ahead of Valentine’s Day, Bilagot unveiled her new Chatham Love Locks...
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Feb 11, 20 •
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The Kent’s Bob Wilson and owner Michael Fry on hand at this year’s Chatham-Kent Wedding Show held at the John D. Bradley Convention Centre on Saturday. With proceeds from the event going to Chatham-Kent Big Brothers Big Sisters, those attending...
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Feb 4, 20 •
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Celebrating the company’s 70th anniversary this year, Pride Seeds’ employees Karen Robinet, Penny Campbell and Kathy Rankin manned a booth at the seventh annual Chatham-Kent Farm Show on Jan. 30. The two-day event, held at the John D. Bradley...
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Jan 21, 20 •
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Chatham-Kent Police Service’s Kieran Crosby is at a loss for words at the third annual Polar Plunge as the shock of the cold water hits him on Saturday at St. Clair College’s Thames Campus. More than 150 plungers participated this year, and over...
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