CK police briefs – Monday, October 15, 2018
One Chatham man learned the hard way that the tap feature on his bank card is very convenient, regardless of who has his card.
Chatham News
Woman swims to safety after crash into Thames River
A 33-year-old London woman was able to escape serious injury after a vehicle slid into the Thames River just west of Chatham Sunday night.
Blackburn Radio teams up with CK schools to fill food bank
The shelves at the Salvation Army’s food bank in Chatham-Kent are getting a solid boost thanks to the generosity of local elementary school students and their families.
Radioactive prevention pills to start across Windsor-Essex & Chatham-Kent
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit (WECHU) is getting ready to expand its Potassium Iodide (KI) pill distribution program.
Union holds Day of Action to remember ‘historic’ college strike
It’s been one year since the province-wide college faculty strike left students and professors out of the classroom for more than a month.
Maroons bitten by Vipers 5-2
A big third period for the LaSalle Vipers dearly cost the Chatham Maroons.
Spitfires end streak, beat Kingston 5-2
The Windsor Spitfires stopped a three-game losing streak by beating Kingston by three goals Sunday.
Eye for Art show accepting submissions
If you’ve ever been a resident of Chatham-Kent, you can submit something to the 2018 Eye for Art show.
CK police briefs – Sunday, October 14, 2018
The Chatham-Kent Police Service responded to 143 calls for service in the last 24 hours.
CK boards and committees looking for volunteers
If you’re looking to get involved in Chatham-Kent, one of the many municipal boards might be the right choice for you.
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