Man Wants Tree Cut Down
Chatham resident Don De Baene fighting with city hall to get a female ginkgo tree on his property cut down.
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Be Prepared For Weather Emergency
Chatham-Kent’s emergency management coordinator believes local residents are better prepared for a weather emergency than those who took part in a recent study.
New Deal For Clarke Employees
Forty workers at Clarke Construction in Blenheim have agreed to a new three-year contract.
Mayor Likes Rail Safety Investment
Lakeshore Mayor Tom Bain is pleased Ottawa’s investing $9.2-million into improving safety at rail crossings across Canada.
Fight Leads to Charges
A Chatham man has been charged with assault after punching his neighbour.
Emergency Lunch Program Seeking Support
The May Court Club in Chatham is doing its part to keep students fed across the community.
Burton Headed Back To China
Chatham-Kent’s director of economic development is heading to China for a fifth time.
Sports Field Gets Municipal Help
Chatham-Kent councillors are offering their full support in the effort to renovate the sports field at Lambton Kent Composite School.
Cottage Study Gains Council Support
Chatham-Kent Council wants the municipal heritage committee to look at the heritage value of the cottage in Rondeau Provincial Park.
One Lev Tahor Child Released
Chatham-Kent Children’s Services is releasing one Lev Tahor infant from foster care, but with strict conditions.