COLUMN: Sears vs. Civic Centre, a tale of the tape
When will Chatham-Kent council decide on the future home of the brain centre of municipal operations?
Bruce McAllister, general manager of development services, said the...
COLUMN: Candy to the max
OK, Halloween came and went and we Corcorans had about 35-40 kids. By the end of the evening, my wife was doling out candy...
COLUMN: Monte move leaves a void in C-K representation
I don’t like the idea of Monte McNaughton leaving provincial politics.
But that’s selfish of me.
The MPP for Lambton-Kent-Middlesex for a dozen years, McNaughton announced...
COLUMN: How polarized we have become
Where has the middle ground gone? You know, the space for compromise, commonality, or for viewing with merit both sides of a dispute.
This is...
COLUMN: More hiccups in recovery process
Well, I ‘graduated’ from my physiotherapy at Peach Physio recently, but worried my other hip was in deep trouble.
The new left hip is in...
COLUMN: Preaching patience on local roads
What is up with Chatham-Kent drivers? I mean, at the best of times, it’s crazy on our roads, but recently things seem to have...
COLUMN: Cool beverages, hot food and a great view
I had the chance recently to sample a Mango Tango Lager from Bayside Brewing Co. in Erieau. It’s a refreshing beverage for the summer...
COLUMN: Hip, hip…blood clots?
Pulmonary embolism. That sounds pretty scary, right?
More so than the term “blood clot.”
Except a pulmonary embolism is a blood clot to the lung. Guess...
COLUMN: On the mend
Well, as I sit at home and type this up, I can tell you all, I have another new hip.
Surgery took place as scheduled...
COLUMN: So darned hip
As some of you read this, I (hopefully) will either be under the knife, or in recovery from hip surgery.
The hip replacement is slated...
