Are public budget sessions worth it?
Sir: With the exception of Chatham, Wallaceburg and Tilbury saw municipal staff outnumber resident attendees by almost two to one.
Chatham had approximately 126 people,...
Respect leads to positive action
Sir: It’s a student’s right to voice his or her concerns to the government concerning the proposed changes to the educational system. But they...
Ontario taking cheapest route possible, minister says
Sir: Re: “MPP takes aim at energy costs,” in the March 2 Chatham Voice. Last fall, the federal government announced its plan to fight...
Cawing about our crows
Sir: As the new year has arrived, once again in Chatham-Kent we are experiencing our annual debate about our so called crow problem.
I happened...
Time to think spring, gardeners
Sir: A note to all Chatham-Kent home gardeners, as you are putting your flowerbeds to rest for the winter, true gardeners are planning the next...
Barriers needed on Hwy. 401
Sir: Recently, some of our dear friends lost their beautiful daughter-in-law and granddaughter on Highway 401 driving from London to Rondeau. Their little boy is...
Local support appreciated by cadets
Sir: On behalf of 294 Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron and its sponsoring committee, I would like to thank all those local business that...
Kind act leaves reader speechless
Sir: I am very rarely speechless, but a kind lady left me that way recently.
My daughter and I went to Flapjacks on McFarlane Avenue...
How times have changed
Sir: I am becoming more and more convinced this is a turbulent world. Instead of enjoying peace as we should, living in this wonderful...
Animal cruelty culprits still at large
Sir: I haven’t forgotten the cat that had to be euthanized after being thrown from a moving truck heading towards Dresden in November of...
