CK police briefs – Wednesday, October 16, 2019
You can run, but you can’t hide from the long arm of the law — not even a license plate.
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Turnout at record high at advance polls
If you took part in advance voting over the Thanksgiving weekend, you helped set a Canadian record.
Michigan judge blocks e-cigarette ban
A two-week-old ban in the Wolverine State on vaping products is on hold, by order of a Michigan judge.
High school teachers to hold strike vote
The Ontario Secondary School Teachers’ Federation announced Tuesday it will begin holding strike votes among its members next week.
Roof leak closes Park Avenue Business Centre
The municipality of Chatham-Kent’s Park Avenue Business Centre is closed this week after a ‘significant’ leak in the roof.
CK police briefs – Tuesday, October 15, 2019
Chatham-Kent police are investigating after someone ransacked a small engine repair shop on Creek Road over the Thanksgiving weekend.
Councillor hopes to see one million trees planted in CK
South Kent councillor Anthony Ceccacci is set to bring forward a motion asking that staff prepare a report that encourages the planting of a million trees over the next four years across the municipality.
Serious crash sends two to hospital, one in critical condition
Chatham-Kent police are investigating a single-vehicle crash that sent a 64-year-old Thamesville man to a London hospital with critical injuries.
Time ticking on water meter replacement
The deadline is looming to replace water meters in Chatham-Kent.
Trudeau stops in Tilbury
Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau made a brief campaign stop in Tilbury on Monday morning.
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