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Sep 12, 13 •
426 Views • Arts, Feature Story • Chatham Voice • No Comments
The Wallaceburg & District Council For The Arts (WDCA) is presenting Madison Violet at the Jeanne Gordon Theatre on Sept. 21 at 8 pm. The multiple award-winning and Juno-nominated duo of Brenley MacEachern and Lisa MacIsaac are an example of what the WDCA...
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Aug 28, 13 •
502 Views • Business, Feature Story • Chatham Voice • No Comments
We get to welcome two new co-workers to our family this week, Tricia Weese and Chris Courtis. Tricia, a Tupperville native, was a multi-media advertising consultant with the Chatham Daily News for the past eight years. With a post secondary education in...
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Aug 22, 13 •
593 Views • Business, Feature Story • Chatham Voice • No Comments
Responding to a multitude of requests, The Chatham Voice is now available at select locations outside Chatham. Wallaceburg residents can pick us up at Shoppers Drug Mart , 30 McNaughton Ave., or Syd Rivers Meeting Place, 750 James St. In Blenheim, The Voice...
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Aug 7, 13 •
320 Views • Letters to the Editor • Third Party • No Comments
Sir: I am loving your newspaper! I especially enjoy the colour comics, a good choice of comic strips and the crossword. Keep up the good work! Stephanie Rossi Chatham...
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Aug 7, 13 •
289 Views • Letters to the Editor • Third Party • No Comments
Sir: Our Ontario government has installed an electrical program to eliminate coal power. It will save us millions of dollars and millions more do to our good health in the future. I save $15 per month by using our smart meters. I’m very happy with my hydro...
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Aug 7, 13 •
328 Views • Letters to the Editor • Third Party • No Comments
Sir: In regards to the recent articles regarding the dog attack in The Chatham Voice, perhaps it’s time for stricter controls to be leveled against owners who do not have proper care and control of their dogs. In my neighbourhood, there are a number of...
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Aug 3, 13 •
825 Views • Feature Story, Local News • Blair Andrews • No Comments
Improvements for the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport drew sharp criticism from a man who claims they would spell the end for a youth glider program. “It’s a shame; ending a youth flying program that has been here since 1966,” shouted Jeff Pyefinch,...
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Aug 3, 13 •
809 Views • Feature Story, Local News • Blair Andrews • 1 Comment
Work is underway to improve the safety and accessibility of the Chatham-Kent Municipal Airport. The improvements include extending the main runway by 500 feet, upgrading the lighting system and installing an automated weather system. A $2.5-million donation...
