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Habitat for Humanity Chatham-Kent has started construction on a new ReStore as the lease at their current location in Chatham is set to expire soon.
Officials broke ground at 55 Junction Avenue last week, with a goal of opening a new 12,000 square foot…
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Rachelle Mattsson, left, and Chatham-Kent police Const. Kristen Charron, display signs promoting safe driving during a National Day of Remembrance for Road Crash Victims, held Wednesday. Ellwood Shreve/P…
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A charge has been laid in a crash involving a tractor[1] that damaged a business and an apartment unit in Seaforth, Huron OPP said.
A farm tractor hauling …
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Local police are investigating after a cat that was shot by a pellet gun in Norfolk County.
According to the Norfolk OPP, officers responded to a house for…
A Mercedes driver who rowed with his wife after a night drinking Champagne, crashed his car into a fence after being “kicked out” of their hotel room.
Benn Wood, from Chatham[1], was with his wife in Rye, East Sussex and they had booked a hotel room fo…
Two people are dead following a single-vehicle crash in Chatham-Kent.
Police say a pickup truck lost control and slammed into a large tree on Teetzel Line between Kenesserie Road and Tower Road in Highgate just before 12:30 Monday morning.
A local res…
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According to the Sûreté du Québec (SQ), a westbound vehicle was attempting to make a left turn toward a private driveway when it struck an eastbound motorcycle.
A 74-year-old man and a 72-year-old woman, both from Saint-Jérôme, were on …
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The man was killed in what weather officials are calling a once-in-a-century rainstorm that caused widespread flooding and road closings across Southwestern Ontario
The driver of a transport truck died after driv…
A pair of speed cameras have been knocked down on a busy main road.
The damaged cameras on Walderslade Road, Chatham[1] were spotted by Mike Williams earlier today (Wednesday).
The pair of cameras have been completely up rooted. Picture: Mike William…
Exactly 25 years ago today, on a sunny Sunday afternoon, tragedy struck from the skies above a woodland beauty spot in the county.
At around 5.30pm, the Kent Air Ambulance helicopter exploded over Blue Bell Hill, crashing to the ground and killing all …