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Aug 14, 19 •
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A Windsor youth faces robbery charges following an incident in Wallaceburg last night. Chatham-Kent police say a teen used intimidation to get into the home of a Wallaceburg teen about 8:30 p.m. Tuesday night. Once inside, the invading teen, who had a knife,...
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Apr 11, 19 •
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Despite being released from court with the condition of not communicating with a certain woman, Chatham-Kent police say a Morpeth man was caught yesterday afternoon driving around with the woman. Police were tipped that the man and the woman were cruising...
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Jan 7, 19 •
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The former captain of the Dresden Junior Kings is recovering in hospital after suffering from a stab wound in Windsor. A GoFundMe campaign has been launched for Thamesville’s Dillon Liberty, 23, after the alleged incident, which took place in a bar on New...
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Dec 4, 18 •
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It took a police dog, but officers tracked down a suspected car thief hiding in a culvert early this morning. Police say an alert citizen reported two suspicious men on Garden Path in Chatham about 4 a.m. The two fled in a vehicle, which an officer located a...
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Nov 6, 18 •
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The Windsor Symphony Orchestra (WSO) will open its 2018-19 season in Chatham with a 1918 Remembered concert on Nov. 9. This is the first of three concerts that the WSO will present in its 2018-2019 season at St. Andrews United Church in Chatham. The WSO has...
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Oct 9, 18 •
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For the first time in its 51-year history, St. Clair College has surpassed the 12,000 full-time student milestone. The college has 12,815 students on its three campuses in Windsor, Chatham and Toronto. This represents a 21.6-per-cent increase over 2017. The...
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Mar 13, 18 •
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In order to answer the question about how much black shale is safe to be ingested, Water Wells First is teaming up with the University of Windsor to study the issue. Kevin Jakubec, spokesperson for WWF, made the announcement from the home of Angie and...
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Nov 29, 17 •
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The Windsor Symphony Orchestra is returning to Chatham to perform Handel’s Messiah at St. Andrew’s United Church in Chatham on Dec. 8 at 7:30 p.m. WSO’s assistant conductor Peter Wiebe will conduct the performance that features four esteemed soloists...
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Jul 18, 17 •
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An attempt to cross into the U.S. by a Walpole Island man wanted for skipping his court date resulted in a late trip to the cop shop. Chatham-Kent police say the man tried to go across the Ambassador Bridge, but Canada Border Services personnel detained him....
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Apr 19, 17 •
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For the fourth year straight year, St. Clair College has exceeded the provincial average and topped the provincial colleges in southern Ontario for student satisfaction. St. Clair College scored 80.2 per cent in student satisfaction that exceeds the...
