Run raises $105K, smiles galore

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If you organize it, they will run. Well…run, walk, stroll and roll, that is. We’re talking about the annual Run for the Kids fundraiser for the...
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Former CKHA chair passes away

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“He was an extraordinary leader.” Those are the words of current Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) board chair Deb Crawford for her predecessor, Alan Wildeman, who...

Museum gets $50K infusion

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As part of the Rural Ontario Development (ROD) program, the Chatham-Kent Museum will benefit from $50,000 in funding. The funds will specifically support the exhibition...

Run raises $105K, smiles galore

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If you organize it, they will run. Well…run, walk, stroll and roll, that is. We’re talking about the annual Run for the Kids fundraiser for the...

LETTER: C-K needs friends in fight against York1

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Editor: The York1 landfill saga has evolved into something far more dangerous than a local zoning dispute. By passing Bill 5, the provincial government...

Did you win $100K?

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According to OLG officials, there’s an unclaimed Encore ticket that was sold last year in Chatham. The winnings are for $100,000. OLG staff said the winning...

RHODES: Family still runs the business today

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I recently obtained a photo of an ancient pioneer businessman, William McKenzie Ross I. The photo was not in proper focus, but my friend, Matt...

Gosnell picked to lead C-K OHT

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There's a new face at the helm of the Chatham-Kent Ontario Health Team. Beginning June 29, Cory Gosnell will assume the role of executive transformation...

BIZ VOICE: Period Promise delivers

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Following a wave of community support during the month-long Period Promise Campaign, United Way Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent successfully hosted its first Period Promise Social Celebration...

Paying it forward

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Thea Givair came to Chatham specifically to take part in a local high school’s Transportation Technology class. She leaves having won an award and...

LIFE

50/50 luck lands in Thamesville

Kristine Ellis opted to support the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation, and that effort earned her more than $44,000 in winnings. The Thamesville woman won the...

The Voice provides a little HELP

The Chatham Voice is teaming up with the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA) to help keep patients connected to the community while they are recovering...

Senior award nominations open

June is Seniors' Month, meaning it's time celebrate older adults who contribute to the community. To that end, the Municipality of Chatham-Kent is accepting nominations...

BUSINESS

BIZ VOICE: Period Promise delivers

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Following a wave of community support during the month-long Period Promise Campaign, United Way Windsor-Essex Chatham-Kent successfully hosted its first Period Promise Social Celebration...

Nanos survey points out C-K’s issues

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By Pam Wright Local Journalism Initiative Reporter Homelessness, jobs and the economy, property taxes and housing affordability are top of mind for residents in Chatham-Kent. In that...

BIZ VOICE: Hospice holding tours of facility

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After 10 years of providing compassionate end-of-life care and serving as a home away from home for residents and their families, the Chatham-Kent Hospice...
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