Loss of trees continues in Chatham-Kent
Sir: I was so pleased to see your editorial and the letter written, Oct 17,2013 by the two farmers, Frank Kowalec and Dennis O'Rourke who support...
We need to plant, not chop down, trees in C-K
Sir: Your page 13 headline for the Oct. 24 Chatham Voice reads "Tree conservation policy looms." That's meant to be sarcasm, right? You're just...
Bike lanes get too little use
Sir: All of the comments on The Chatham Voice website in support of a bike lane on McNaughton Avenue in Chatham have been well...
A dearth of trees and opportunity
Sir: Where are the trees?
I recently phoned the Civic Centre about planting of fall trees. I was shocked and appalled to hear the program...
Don’t bag it; mulch it!
Sir: How delightful to get my first copy of The Chatham Voice in my mailbox and to see some old familiar names of people...
Slow down, for our kids’ sake
Sir: Re: The Chatham Voice story, “Residents concerned over speed” in the Oct. 17 edition is an important issue that has to be addressed.
It...
Woodlot protection petition gathers steam
Sir: Earlier this spring, after repeated attempts – and failures – to encourage council to bring in a tree bylaw, area farmers and other...
Society quietly works behind the scenes to help others
Sir: The Society of Saint Vincent de Paul has just celebrated 50 years in operation at our Chatham Thrift Store. Yet, we feel we...
Public participation makes FireFest a hit
Sir: Organizers of FireFest Chatham-Kent are sending out a big thank you to vehicle owners, supporters, volunteers and attendees for making the second year...
More can be done to keep Chatham clean
Sir: Re: “Local man adopts rural roads,” in the Sept. 26 Chatham Voice, kudos to Richard Carnell, and to Bruce Corcoran to publish that...
