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Investigators in downtown Wheatley have found what appears to be a petroleum well. CK police are investigating a break-in into a Chatham business. A 53-year-old from Oshweken seems to have confused the 401 with the local racetrack. Three major projects have been highlighted in the local Catholic school board's new long-term capital plan. Just weeks after they started selling alcohol some grocers say they may have to stop.

Noon News for Monday, September 23, 2024

A 41-year-old Chatham man who was already behind bars for skipping a scheduled court appearance is in more trouble with the law after he allegedly spit on a police officer over the weekend, Walpole Island First Nation has elected a new chief, and Fall is officially here - but it won't feel like it just yet.

Fire victims from a housing complex in Chatham will soon have a more stable place to call home. Rondeau Park Barrier Beach is in desperate need of restoration. A man is facing a handful of charges after a virtual argument was taken too far. CK's Municipal Mural Project is off to a colourful start. Crowfest is underway in downtown Chatham.  Over 60 residents have thrown their name into the ring, hoping for a seat on band council at Walpole Island First Nation.

The municipality has come up with a temporary housing solution for the fire victims of 99 McNaughton. Rondeau Park Barrier Beach is in desperate need of restoration. A man is facing a handful of charges after a virtual argument was taken too far. King Street closes to traffic at 1 p.m. for Crowfest. Over 60 residents have thrown their name into the ring, hoping for a seat on band council at Walpole Island First Nation.

St. Clair College is reporting a big boost in domestic enrolment this fall, the end is in sight for the Wheatley Water Treatment plant coming back online, and it doesn't look like the Conservatives will have any luck taking down the federal Liberals next week.

A 45-year-old man who was already wanted by police is facing more than a dozen charges after he allegedly stole from a grocery store in Chatham. Chatham-Kent Crowfest continues tonight with the annual Gala. Canada's newest toonie pays tribute to the Royal Canadian Air Force's 100th anniversary. As of March 31st, Ontario's deficit was $600M. An Ontario mother is out $1,800 after attempting to buy Taylor Swift tickets for her daughter.

Today is your last chance to weigh in on plans for a backyard chicken pilot project before it goes to Chatham-Kent council, a 45-year-old Chatham-Kent man who was already wanted by police is facing more than a dozen charges after he allegedly stole from a grocery store in Chatham, and Chatham-Kent Crowfest continues tonight with the annual Gala.