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You might still run into a bit of a detour if you usually take Keil Drive south in Chatham, two teens from Chatham are each facing a serious assault charge after they attacked another youth late Saturday night in downtown Chatham, and a stolen motorcycle in Wallaceburg led to a big drug bust for Chatham-Kent police.

Multiple youths are facing charges after a large disturbance in Tecumseh Park on RetroFest weekend, you might run into a bit of a detour if you usually take Keil Drive south in Chatham, and demolition crews are set to roll into downtown Wheatley today to clear out some more buildings that were affected by the explosion there a couple of years ago.

Chatham-Kent is ready to start tearing down buildings beyond saving in Wheatley. Lawn watering restrictions are in effect in Wheatley and Tilbury. Another attempt to review the municipality's ward boundaries could fail due to a technicality. Documentary filmmaker Morgan Spurlock has died at the age of 53.

Community consultations about Wheatley's Revitalization Plan kick-off today. Lawn watering restrictions are in effect in Wheatley and Tilbury. Canada's Health Minister says the government is open to adding more medications to the list of drugs covered by its proposed pharmacare program. Tecumseh Park is open from 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. today for Retrofest.

Chatham-Kent Council is set to vote on an official policy for flag-raising at the Civic Centre, buying booze is about to become more convenient in Ontario, and a 63-year-old Chatham man is facing a pair of charges after he allegedly crashed into two other vehicles and then drove off -- all while driving drunk.

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Ontario’s fruit and vegetable growers are welcoming some recommendations to resolve systemic labour issues faced by temporary foreign workers, the Chatham Adult and Continuing Education program is changing locations, and Food Banks Canada has given Ontario a D minus for addressing poverty and food insecurity.

The OPP have released their numbers for Canada Road Safety Week. Chatham-Kent police are giving credit to a tipster for leading them to an impaired driver in Chatham Township late Tuesday night. The Chatham Adult and Continuing Education program is getting a new home. A recently released arbitration decision gives pay bumps to Ontario Nurses' Association members working in long-term care homes of about 11.5 percent over two years. A new survey by Leger suggests one in five Canadians are boycotting stores owned and operated by Loblaw this month.

Chatham-Kent police are giving credit to a tipster for leading them to an impaired driver in Chatham Township late last night, the Chatham Adult and Continuing Education program is changing locations, and even some roads weren't ready for the heat last night.