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May 15, 19 •
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This summer, listen to the music playing from the gramophone as you take a step back into the early 1900s at the Milner Heritage House. Step outside into the backyard and try your hand at hoop rolling, or challenge a friend to croquet. Whether you are playing...
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May 15, 19 •
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Local MP Dave Van Kesteren’s office has announced a number of passport clinics between May and September in the Chatham-Kent Leamington riding. The first clinic takes place May 22 at the Sherk Centre in Leamington. St. Michael’s Parish Hall in Ridgetown...
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May 15, 19 •
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The seasonal bus route to recreational attractions in the North Kent (Mitchell’s Bay) and South Kent (Erieau) is getting under way. Seasonal Interurban Transit Route “S1” will serve Chatham, Erieau and Mitchell’s Bay with stops in Grande Point, Pain...
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May 15, 19 •
0 Views • Feature Story, Life • Mary Beth Corcoran • 1 Comment
Students in a Grade 1-2 class at St. Ursula’s Catholic School in Chatham had the chance to know what it’s like to be a published author thanks to a computer program and a little help from local authors. Lia Dolfi, class teacher, said they used a free...
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May 15, 19 •
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A gift from the family of well-loved and respected Chatham-Kent police officer Const. Andrew Gaiswinkler will help police reconstruct traffic accident scenes more efficiently and safely. At a press conference Monday morning, members of the Gaiswinkler family...
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May 15, 19 •
0 Views • Business, Feature Story • Bruce Corcoran • No Comments
Home sales were down in April, but prices continued to climb, to the point the average sale price of a home in Chatham-Kent last month set a new all-time high. A total of 113 homes sold in Chatham-Kent in April, which is down 6.6 per cent from April of last...
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May 15, 19 •
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Rondeau Joe’s has been a part of the Rondeau Bay scene for 10 years now, and owner Paul Trudell said he wouldn’t have it any other way. Trudell, who took over the site at 11521 Wildwood Line just outside of Rondeau Provincial Park in 2009, said he can’t...
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May 15, 19 •
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If you have an unhappy teen in Chatham-Kent, this might be why: Rondeau Provincial Park is closed to campers for the May long weekend. The park is traditionally flooded by teenagers over the Victoria Day weekend, but this year, park officials say it’s just...
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May 15, 19 •
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Chatham-Kent are looking to the public for help in nailing the people who broke into fenced compound on the weekend and made off with about $5,000 in goods. Police say someone got into a compound on Riverview Drive, doing about $100 damage in the process....
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May 15, 19 •
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If you stole a hockey net, would you go to police headquarters to claim it? Apparently that’s the case for a Chatham man. Chatham-Kent police say an officer spotted two guys trying to load a hockey net onto the top of a minivan last month, and found it...
