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Municipal offices, some services reopening following lockdown
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Municipal offices, some services reopening following lockdown
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The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is reopening municipal offices and some services with the easing of COVID-19 pandemic restrictions.
The Chatham Civic Centre reopened Thursday as the municipality returned to the red-control level under the province’s colour-coded COVID-19 response framework.
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Residents can visit city hall for regular services, such as making tax and utility payments or paying for dog tag licence renewals.
All other municipal service centres will reopen for regular business hours Monday, stated a media release. Municipal information desks in Bothwell, Thamesville and Wheatley will continue to be closed until further notice.
Municipal offices, some services reopening following COVID lockdown
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Thirty-five local artists have contributed their talents by submitting works of art to create the Celebrating Black Lives: Community Quilt Project.
Organized by the Thames Art Gallery, the quilt is on display throughout Black History Month in the ARTspace’s Window Gallery at 165 A1/2 King St. in downtown Chatham.
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Art gallery curator Phil Vanderwall said 45 pieces of art were submitted by 35 local artists.
“We just gave people the theme, which is celebrating Black lives, and let people run with that whichever way they wanted to,” he said.