Native plant sale supports the work of Wallaceburg naturalists
Once again, the Sydenham Field Naturalists are encouraging Chatham-Kent residents to plant local.
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CK police briefs – Friday, May 17, 2019
Chatham-Kent police are asking for the public’s help to identify a suspect in connection with an assault investigation on James Street in Wallaceburg.
Police find potentially deadly drug during Shrewsbury bust
An alleged drug dealer has been arrested after a police search in Shrewsbury turned up some powdered fentanyl.
Completion date delayed for Lord Selkirk Bridge project
Some unexpected discoveries during construction have pushed back the re-opening date for a busy crossing in Wallaceburg.
CK police briefs – Thursday, May 16, 2019
Chatham-Kent police are appealing to the public for tips as they try to recover some tools that were reported stolen from a shed on Darrell Line just outside of Chatham.
One washing machine stolen, another broken into
Chatham-Kent police are looking for leads after someone targeted an apartment building’s laundry room in Wallaceburg and made a clean getaway.
Another soggy spring means Rondeau is closed to campers again
It’s shaping up to be a not-so-rowdy Victoria Day weekend at Rondeau Provincial Park.
Suspected thief turns up to ‘claim’ seized hockey net
Chatham-Kent police have made one arrest and they are looking for a second suspect after two men were allegedly caught with a stolen hockey net in Chatham.
UPDATE: Boy found safe after Amber Alert issued
An Amber Alert that was issued for a 3-year-old boy from Sudbury early Tuesday morning has been cancelled after he was found safe in Toronto.
New CK police laser scanner a lasting tribute to dedicated traffic cop
Members of the Chatham-Kent Police Service’s Traffic Unit are safer and more efficient thanks to a donation made in memory of Constable Andrew Gaiswinkler.
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