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Article content Now called CK Extended Stay, the 40-room building on Michener Road near Grand Avenue East is scheduled to be ready by the start of August. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Former Super 8 in Chatham becoming transitional housing option Back to video “Housing is so scarce and so hard to find right now, and especially in Chatham there is a lack of housing,” general manager Jody Jarrett said. “We’re just here to help out so that people aren’t out on the streets.” The rooms will run at $1,700 a month for a family or $850 pe...

Article content “The grant request totals showed the CKCF Grant Committee and the South Kent Wind Community Fund Advisory Committee the current high level of need in the community,” foundation executive director Chris Pegg said in a news release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Chatham-Kent organizations receive $325,000 in grants Back to video “We are grateful to our partners at the Co-Investor Roundtable for providing further funding to some of our applicants and for helping to ensure that charitable organizations in Chatham-Kent continu...

Arlington Heights Trustee Canty running for state rep Arlington Heights Village Trustee Mary Beth Canty is running for state representative in a district that, if upheld by the courts, would be newly redrawn. "When the opportunity presented itself through this new mapping, that seemed like the perfect timing for me," she said. Mark Welsh | Staff Photographer   Posted7/15/2021 6:30 PM Arlington Heights Village Trustee Mary Beth Canty plans to run for state representative in the newly redrawn 54th House District, she announced Thursday. Canty, elected to the village board in 2019...

Article content “The grant request totals showed the (community foundation) grant committee and the South Kent Wind Community Fund advisory committee the current high level of need in the community,” foundation executive director Chris Pegg said in a news release. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser. Chatham-Kent organizations receive $325K in grants Back to video “We are grateful to our partners at the Co-Investor Roundtable for providing further funding to some of our applicants and for helping to ensure that charitable organizations in Chath...

Music for the Mind raises more than $60K It didn’t go as organizers originally planned, but the second annual Music for the Mind concert fundraiser collected more than double the amount of last year. Author of the article: Tom Morrison Publishing date: Jul 14, 2021  •  6 hours ago  •  3 minute read  •  The Music for the Mind concert fundraiser, held July 10 at Boonies Drive In Theatre in Tilbury, raised over $60,000, which will be donated to the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation. The funds will be used towards supplies for patients in the in-patient mental health ...