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Jan 14, 20 •
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Sir: In regard to your “Weed woes” article in the Dec. 19 Chatham Voice, I wonder if there are not few other factors at play in the hard start in which the cannabis industry is suffering. Most users, and incidentally I am not one of them, already have a...
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Jan 14, 20 •
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Sir: The Sons of Kent staff went over and beyond in sponsoring one of my families for Christmas. The staff at Sons of Kent came together and purchased bags full of presents (toys, clothing, video games) for three children living with suspected Fetal Alcohol...
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Jan 13, 20 •
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Sir: Recently, new data released by the Canadian Cancer Society (CCS) showed that around 63 per cent of Canadians diagnosed with cancer will survive at least five years after their diagnosis, compared to 55 per cent in the early 1990s....
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Jan 13, 20 •
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Sir: When the Chatham-Kent Hospice opened, we were anxious to see the new facility – never dreaming that my darling husband, Gary, would spend his last 10 days in this beautiful place. Gary suffered many bizarre illnesses during his life and he cheated...
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Dec 27, 19 •
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Sir: I spoke at the last council meeting, asking council to reject the proposed sale of the assets of WDC Rail, the legal name for the rail line that runs from north of Wallaceburg through Dresden to Chatham. I did this not because I believed that the line...
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Dec 27, 19 •
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Sir: I love the city of Chatham-Kent and I am proud to be a resident. What I don’t understand is why our excellent mayor, who deserves all our respect, doesn’t seem to have a chain of office. For many hundreds of years, a new mayor of a community...
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Dec 27, 19 •
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Sir: In response to the article in The Chatham Voice on Nov. 21, “CPP to purchase turbine company,” I wonder how many taxpayers have looked at this current of events under a microscope. Personally, it raises red flags that may be observed as being...
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Dec 9, 19 •
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Editor’s note: This letter is addressed to Glenn Harding of Chatham-Kent Public Works. Sir: There was an “encroachment notice” letter was in my mailbox on the evening of Nov. 6. It is disheartening to receive such a letter. A basketball net that...
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Dec 9, 19 •
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Sir: In regard to “Roadside basketball nets hazardous, says Public Works” in the Nov. 14 Chatham Voice, I have to agree with the city that the basketball nets and hockey nets on or close to city streets are hazardous. Ms. Reeb states that the basketball...
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Dec 9, 19 •
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Sir: There has been a lot of flack in the paper about dangerous dogs but I have been in contact with Battersea Dogs & Cats Home in London, England that doesn’t believe dogs are born vicious. Battersea is an animal shelter that rescues about 6,000...
