Lawn watering restrictions in place for CK customers
The Chatham-Kent Public Utilities Commission is implementing lawn watering restrictions for all customers, both residential and commercial, on municipal water.
Ridgetown student wins OMHA bursary
As he prepares for his post-secondary education, a high school student from Ridgetown is getting recognition for his efforts in the classroom and impact on his community.
UPDATE: Chatham-Kent council votes to rename Uncle Tom’s Road
A rural roadway near Dresden is getting a new name, due to what the municipality said are derogatory ties to slavery.
Busy weekend for CK firefighters
No serious injuries are being reported after four fires broke out across Chatham-Kent over the weekend.
CK police briefs – Monday, June 20, 2022
A Chatham woman will have to answer to a trio of charges after allegedly following a man who was under court orders not to be communicating with her.
UPDATE: Chatham-Kent aiming for more eco-friendly future
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is looking at ways it can reduce its greenhouse gas emissions.
CK police briefs – Sunday, June 19, 2022
A call from a concerned citizen is to thank for alerting police to an allegedly drunk driver in Dresden who passed out behind the wheel.
Unvaccinated Windsor Assembly Plant employees welcomed back to work
Workers at the Windsor Assembly Plant who did not receive a COVID-19 vaccine will be allowed back to the job as of next weekend.
Improvements eyed for several municipal lots
If you think there are a couple of municipal parking lots in Chatham-Kent that are due for repairs, some might be on the way.
Chatham students revive tallgrass prairie
There are a few less invasive tree species in Chatham thanks to the work of some local high school students.
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