A group of young hockey hopefuls will be showing their skills this weekend at the 2012 Chatham Maroons Prospects Camp.
Provincial police are looking for a pickup truck involved in a fatal hit-and-run near Stoney Point.
A head on crash on Hwy 40 has claimed the lives of both drivers involved.
Sobeys is closing its grocery store in Wallaceburg.
Organizers of the 4th annual Chatham Sunrise Rotary Ribfest are hoping two headliners and a more spacious Tecumseh Park will lead to more attendees.
The former chair of the Save Our Sydenham Committee says the focus of the group needs to change.
Jeff Wesley is more confident the hospital is not under threat. “When I originally got involved in S.O.S., what was at stake was the very existance of our hospital in Wallaceburg,” says Wesley. “At one point we thought we were going to lose everything. Now there’s a possibility that we could end up with something new.”
Wesley says the group needs to shift its focus to the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance’s revitalization plans, “As it moves into this next phase, if there is in fact going to be a new building, that it is going to have the services that the community needs.”
Conrad Noel takes over as chair. The group is meeting tonight, at 6:30pm, at the UAW Hall.
Story by Bruce Mills, Blackburn News.
Prank text messages could lead to criminal charges.
An 18-year-old Chatham man is charged with uttering threats.
An official with St. Clair College says skilled trades programs in Wallaceburg are suspended, but not completely shut down.
A group of Arizona based farmers are touring around Southwestern Ontario this week learning the ins and outs of the local agricultural industry.
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