CK gets much-needed infrastructure money
Chatham-Kent is getting millions of dollars in provincial funding to improve roads, bridges, and water infrastructure.
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Windsor company fined in worker’s death
On the day of his death, Michael Cobb was working in a confined space on a piece of equipment that stresses concrete.
International fastball tournament sends local teen on trip of a lifetime
A teenager from Moraviantown is going to have memories that last him a lifetime after participating in an international fastball tournament on the other side of the globe.
CK police briefs – Tuesday, January 21, 2020
Chatham-Kent police negotiators had their skills put to the test Monday afternoon.
Variety of municipal concerns get highlighted at ROMA 2020
Representatives from Chatham-Kent are getting plenty of one-on-one time with provincial officials during this year’s Rural Ontario Municipal Association (ROMA) Conference in Toronto.
Catholic teachers strike across the province
OECTA fully withdraws services for one day to protest stalled contract talks.
Polar Plunge breaks records
The 3rd annual Freezin’ for a Reason! Polar Plunge in Chatham raised over $46,000.
Defective strollers recalled
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is notifying the public about some defective mini strollers because they pose a fall hazard.
A few more stops scheduled for transit consultations
Public consultations regarding the municipal Transit Strategy Project are expected to pick up where they left off in 2019.
CK police briefs – Monday, January 20, 2020
The damage is estimated at $5,000 and one person was taken to the hospital as a precaution after a two-vehicle crash on Victoria Avenue in Chatham Sunday evening.