YEAR IN REVIEW – NOVEMBER 2018
Our look back at what made the news in November 2018 is sponsored by Ellis Motors:

Former Wallaceburg & Dresden police officer retires
Sydenham River water levels continue to rise

Wallaceburg Chamber hands out 2018 awards
‘Power of Young People’ group launched
OPP: Police investigating three suspicious deaths
Update: OPP investigating suspicious deaths
24-hour vigil being held in Wallaceburg

PGH ‘Class of ’68’ celebrate 50 years since graduation
‘Diverse City Party’ coming to Wallaceburg

Postal workers strike hits Wallaceburg & Dresden

‘Rocks of Honour’ on display in Wallaceburg
Remembrance Day celebrated on Walpole Island (Photos)
Man assaulted at Chatham Cenotaph during vigil
2018 Remembrance Day service held in Dresden (Photos)

Remembrance Day vigil & service held in Wallaceburg

An amazing turnaround for ‘Zelda’ (Video)
‘Living wage’ is $16.33 in Chatham-Kent
North Kent Wind opens, donates $100,000

Gathering blood donations in honour of Gerry
Ec Dev supports natural gas expansion
Canniff wants to take Council meetings on the road
New Sydenham Campus power plant up for approval
Breakfast with Santa held in Wallaceburg (Photos)
2018 Santa Claus Parade held in Wallaceburg (Photos)
Update: More details released after triple homicide
Power outage impacts Wallaceburg
Christmas Wish Tree appeal launched
Wallaceburg Concert Band holding FREE Christmas show
Council meetings outside of Chatham being explored

Former Dresden funeral home being converted
Postal workers back on strike across Chatham-Kent
New Sydenham Campus power plant approved
Chatham-Kent online budget tool now live
Ward One election results challenged
Open house being held at Sydenham Campus
Blood donor clinics for Gerry deemed a success
Update: Teens arrested after Cenotaph assault

‘Gala of Hope’ surpasses fundraising goal
Poppy box donations stolen in Wallaceburg
St. Clair River Area of Concern status updates
Trustees recognized at final meeting
Weaver appointed as vice-chair of provincial police board
K of P announces 2018 Santa Claus Parade winners
‘Home James’ available across Chatham-Kent
Public Works asking for the public’s help
























