Move could revitalize King St.
Editor: Yes, there are valid concerns about not checking first what you will purchase. I’m talking about the Sears building of the Downtown Chatham Centre...
LETTER: Reader prefers Civic Centre location
Editor: I’m concerned regarding the possibility of moving the Civic Centre to the former Sears building. I’ve written letters to council members regarding the...
LETTER: Library accessibility in question: reader
Editor: It is very unfortunate that after ruining our beautiful Civic Centre, Chatham-Kent council has decided to buy a pig in a poke.
Even more...
LETTER: No incentive to build small
Editor: When most people consider the term "affordable housing," they're thinking about housing that they can afford.
In Chatham-Kent and other municipalities, however, that's not...
LETTER: A message to the Ford government
Editor: The current provincial government has offered Chatham-Kent a bonus of $330,000 for already exceeding the province's building targets by 300 per cent. This...
LETTER: Help our homeless
Editor: Homelessness is our public concern. One way to tackle the homeless problem is to rent out the motels (pets allowed) available in Chatham...
LETTER:Clean off those license plates
Editor: Being new in Chatham, I was so surprised, or should I say rather shocked, to see so many vehicles on the road with...
LETTER: No cookie-cutter fix to homelessness
Editor: In regard to a solution to the homeless problems in Chatham Kent, I can only see lazy thinking. You cannot make one solution...
LETTER: Questions about parking
Editor: I read Bruce Corcoran’s column about the continued debate on moving the library and other businesses to the Sears building.
I am a regular...
LETTER: C-K’s budget process is broken
Editor: In early January of 1966, I was hired by a Chatham company then known as Canadian Filters Ltd (later to be Fram, Bendix,...
