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So, there I was a few weeks ago, hand on a tin of pumpkin puree, trying to justify buying it at the “sale” price of $5.99, and in the end I just...
Well, it looks like Chatham-Kent council members are starting to feel the weight of public pressure in regard to the proposed downtown community hub....
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Well, boys and girls, it’s that time of year when yours truly typically pens (or in this case keyboards) an ode to the summer that was with that...
After not seeing her for a couple of years, plans were made to fly my about-to-enter-high-school great-niece Aaliyah to Chatham for a weeklong visit....
If there’s one thing that everyone in Chatham-Kent might be able to agree on, it’s that we have a real need for affordable housing, as well as...
Many moons ago, I bought an old wooden, canvas-covered trunk. At $20, it was a big-ticket yard sale purchase, which I justified as it would...
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As I sit down to write this column on a recent Sunday morning, it’s on the heels of one of the most fraught news cycles in recent memory. The...
Such is the state of Canadian airlines that last week as I pointed the ol’ family roadster in the direction of Toronto to pick up No. 1 son from...
The birth of a baby should be the most joyous of occasions which, in a perfect world, would herald the beginning of a life filled with love, comfort...
Is it just me or are we all finding it more than a bit bizarre and a lot alarming that we now know an unspecified number of Canadian Members of...
I was recently taking a gander at the CBC website (well, technically I was on my phone and it was the app), and I saw a headline that immediately...
After some discussion, Chatham-Kent now has a policy in place to help deal with flag raising requests from local groups and organizations. The...
To quickly recap for those who may have missed last week’s missive, yours truly and my sister Roseanne recently found ourselves in Niagara Falls...
On a recent Tuesday, I hopped into my sister’s minivan, which believe me, feels nothing like “mini” when you’re used to driving a much smaller...
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Some time ago, I did a stint at a company then known as Minacs in Chatham. It was a call centre that dealt strictly with Chrysler products. ...
On a recent Sunday morning as I stared at my blank computer screen pondering what to write about, I decided to seek inspiration within the pages of...
Apparently, when I find a new hobby, I throw myself completely into it. Since it’s been such a long time since I started doing something new,...
Over the years, we’ve donated to the Canadian Red Cross on occasion. It’s not a regular occurrence by far, but apparently once you’re on...
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The May Court Club of Chatham recently recognized half a dozen women who have made significant contributions to our community. They are:...
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A quick recap for those who may have missed last week’s offering: Friend Marg and I headed south recently. First stop: St. Louis for a...
As of this Sunday evening writing, I’m sitting in a room at the Historic Boone Tavern in Berea, Ky. It’s the last leg of a two-week...
The envelope containing a reminder that it was now time to book my next mammogram sat on my desk for a good few weeks before I decided to suck it up...
Like most of us these days, I absolutely hate the idea of wasting food. And so, earlier this week I was confronted with the unfortunate fact...
While it may have been overshadowed by another matter, a move by Chatham-Kent council to undertake a new initiative to address homelessness is a step...
Well, if all goes to plan, we the taxpayers of Chatham-Kent will soon be the owners of the old Sears building and loading dock in the Downtown Chatham...
With just a few more days left to enjoy/experience the remains of 2023, it’s that time of year where we typically take a quick review of the year...
At this time of year, the thoughts of Christians around the world are centred on the birth of one baby. His parents, Mary and Joseph travelled...
In a recent column, I outlined some of my concerns regarding the proposal to move municipal operations out of the current Civic Centre and into the...
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