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Article content Keeping Chatham-Kent’s schools open during the provincial stay-at-home order is best for the students and won’t lead to COVID-19 spread in the schools, say education and health officials. The schools will be closed April 12-16 for spring break and are scheduled to reopen Monday, April 19. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Students benefit when schools stay open, say education officials Back to video “The research has really sho...

Article content Add Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff to the chorus of voices hoping the current COVID-19 stay-at-home order is the last in Ontario. The province’s latest emergency order during the pandemic took effect April 8 and requires everyone to stay at home as much as possible while limiting the operations of non-essential retail stores and restricting big-box stores to selling “essential” items. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Canniff...

Article content Being forced to close his doors for a third time during the COVID-19 pandemic while other businesses stay open is a “slap in the face,” says a Chatham gym owner. Dave Miller of the Performance 360 Health and Fitness Club said he can’t get an explanation from municipal and provincial officials for why health clubs and gyms are among the first to close and the last to reopen during lockdowns. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “No...

Article content Being forced to close his doors for a third time during the COVID-19 pandemic while other businesses stay open is a “slap in the face,” says a Chatham gym owner. Dave Miller of the Performance 360 Health and Fitness Club said he can’t get an explanation from municipal and provincial officials for why health clubs and gyms are among the first to close and the last to reopen during lockdowns. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. “No...

RetroFest to return with virtual events for classic car fans RetroFest is coming back after a one-year absence, but it’s moving from downtown Chatham to your computer screen. Author of the article: Mark Malone Publishing date: Apr 07, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  1 minute read  •  Emma Charron, left, and Callie Butler, both 15, took a fancy to this 1951 Chevy Coupe owned by Al Holland, which was among the more than 800 vehicles featured during RetroFest in downtown Chatham, O...

Article content Add Chatham-Kent Mayor Darrin Canniff to the chorus of voices hoping the current COVID-19 stay-at-home order is the last in Ontario. The province’s latest emergency order during the pandemic took effect Thursday and requires everyone to stay at home as much as possible while limiting the operations of non-essential retail stores and restricting big-box stores to selling “essential” items. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Cannif...

Over seven acres and 12 lots will be sold in their entirety. SPONSORED BY MALONE COMMERCIAL BROKERS Read Article This aerial image of the Tide Water Estates parcel shows the approximate boundary of the 7.1± AC property. Courtesy Malone Commercial Brokers. The southern Maine residential market shows no signs of slowing down, making this a prime opportunity to develop 12 residential lots on 7.1± AC in up-and-coming Biddeford. This parcel is a Suburban Residential Zone-1, which is for single...

Students art explores isolation during pandemic When Madison Kozlof was told to create a piece of art about student life during the pandemic, she immediately thought of her bedroom. Author of the article: Mark Malone Publishing date: Apr 04, 2021  •  3 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  Grade 11 student Madison Kozlof of Ursuline College Chatham shows the artwork she created for a class assignment on the student experience during the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo taken in Merlin, O...

Article content Robert Stanley is getting to be a big shot on the small screen. The local hunting and fishing guide will appear on a coming episode of Canada in the Rough after hosting a production crew on their December visit to Mitchell’s Bay. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. TV series sets sights on Mitchells Bay for duck hunting Back to video He estimates this is the fourth or fifth TV series on which he’s appeared, including an episode of ...

Article content Three Chatham-Kent pharmacies will be among the roughly 350 province-wide to start offering the AstraZeneca vaccine to people aged 55 and over. Two pharmacies in Chatham – Shoppers Drug Mart at 420 Queen St. and Rexall at 401 St. Clair Street – along with MacTavish Pharmacy at 480 St. George St. in Dresden were among the locations announced by the provincial government on April 1 for Phase 2 of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout. They are the first pharmacies in Chatham-Kent being...