317 Mercer St Chatham – $169,900

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• Extremely clean two storey home situated in quiet southeast Chatham neighbourhood has three plus two bedrooms and two baths.
• Access to the spacious, fully fenced rear yard is off the kitchen eating area through patio doors to a covered deck facing sunsets.
• Very open concept front foyer with 18 foot ceilings.
• The main level has a spacious kitchen, familyroom/diningroom, livingroom, foyer and bathroom.
• Loads of space for your family and a great neighbourhood next to one of Chathams finest playground parks with walkway.

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Star Trek Into Darkness (PG-13)
The second J.J. Abrams movie starts off with Kirk violating the Prime Directive in order to save Spock from dying in an active volcano, but it quickly moves on to a hunt for a rogue Star Fleet agent who attacks Star Fleet from within.

The villain in this one is Benedict Cumberbatch, from the BBC series “Sherlock”.

After attacking Earth, the terrorist retreats to a Klingon planet and the Enterprise has to risk violating Klingon space to hunt him down. “Robocop’s” Peter Weller plays the Star Fleet Admiral who sends Kirk after him.

The returning cast is Chris Pine as Kirk, Zachary Quinto as Spock, Karl Urban as Dr. McCoy, Zoe Saldana as Uhura, Simon Pegg as Scotty, John Cho as Sulu, Anton Yelchin as Chekov, and Bruce Greenwood as Admiral Christopher Pike.

They include new shows next season featuring Robin Williams, James VanDer Beek, Josh Holloway and Anna Faris.

Here’s a rundown of the new shows they announced:

The Crazy Ones: A comedy starring Robin Williams as the owner of an advertising company, who hires his daughter to be the creative director. Sarah Michelle Gellar is playing the daughter.

Hostages: A “conspiracy thriller” about a surgeon whose husband and children are taken hostage right after she’s selected to operate on the President. She’s then ordered to KILL the President during the surgery to keep her family alive.

Intelligence: A drama starring Josh Holloway from “Lost”. He’s playing a guy who has a microchip implanted in his brain that allows him to access the internet, hack computers, run facial recognition, and recreate crime scenes in his head.

The Millers: A sitcom starring Will Arnett as a divorced news reporter whose mother moves in with him. Beau Bridges is playing his father, and the show also features J.B. Smoove from “Curb Your Enthusiasm”.

Mom: A sitcom starring Anna Faris as a “newly sober” single mother, who’s trying to rebuild her life. She moves in with her mom, who’s played by Allison Janney from “The West Wing”. It also stars French Stewart, who was on “3rd Rock from the Sun” and Matt Jones a.k.a. Badger on “Breaking Bad”. This is a Chuck Lorre show. He’s the guy behind the shows: “Two and a Half Men”, “The Big Bang Theory” and “Mike & Molly” (but we won’t hold that against him)

We Are Men: A comedy starring Jerry O’Connell, Tony Shalhoub from “Monk”, and Kal Penn from the “Harold and Kumar” movies as three guys trying to help their new neighbor after he gets dumped at the altar.

You can watch the video previews for the new CBS shows at CBS.com.

The following mid-season replacements were also picked up:
Friends with Better Lives: A sitcom about a group of six friends who, “covet each other’s lives.” The two most famous stars are: James Van Der Beek, who’s playing a successful gynecologist, and Kevin Connolly from “Entourage”, who’s playing a happily married dad.

Reckless: A legal drama starring Cam Gigandet. It’s about, “A gorgeous Yankee litigator and a charming Southern attorney, who must hide their intense mutual attraction as a police sex scandal threatens to tear the city apart.” (Translation: It’s a soap opera.)

The shows CBS is NOT bringing back next season include: “CSI: New York”, “Golden Boy”, “Made in Jersey”, “Partners”, “Rules of Engagement”, “The Job” and “Vegas”.

The shows they are bringing back include: “2 Broke Girls”, “48 Hours”, “60 Minutes”, “The Amazing Race”, “The Big Bang Theory”, “Blue Bloods”, “Criminal Minds”, “CSI”, “Elementary”, “The Good Wife”, “Hawaii Five-0″, “How I Met Your Mother”, “The Mentalist”, “Mike & Molly”, “NCIS”, “NCIS: Los Angeles”, “Person of Interest”, “Survivor”, “Two and a Half Men” and “Undercover Boss”.

It’s a two hour affair. At 8pm an hour long Office Retrospective and then the finale begins at 9pm.

There will only be one, two-hour episode of “Dancing” each week, meaning that the performances and results will somehow be combined into a single, two-hour show.

ABC also announced that they’re airing a Toy Story special in October called Toy Story of Terror. It’ll be a half-hour long and feature, “all of the favorite characters” from the three films.

In the special, the gang goes on a road trip, and one of the toys mysteriously goes missing at a roadside motel.

The shows ABC is not bringing back next season include:  ”666 Park Avenue”, “Body of Proof”, “Don’t Trust the B—- in Apt. 23″, “Family Tools”, “Happy Endings”, “How to Live with Your Parents (for the Rest of Your Life)”, “Last Resort”, “Malibu Country”, “Private Practice”, “Red Widow” and “Zero Hour”. The shows that are still up in the air include:  ”Bet on Your Baby”, “Splash” and “Wife Swap”.

Here’s a rundown of ABC’s new shows for next season:

Back in the Game: A sitcom about a divorced single mom, who “reluctantly moves back in with her estranged father, who’s a former baseball player.” She starts coaching her son’s little league team, and finds herself, “drawn back into the world of sports she vowed to leave behind.” Maggie Lawson from “Psych” is the single mother.

Betrayal: A drama about a woman who starts having an affair with an attorney, but then finds out that her lover is going up against her husband, who’s also an attorney in an upcoming high-profile murder trial.

The Goldbergs: A sitcom about an “in-your-face mother” and a “hot-tempered father” who are raising three kids in the 1980s. It stars Wendi McLendon-Covey from “Bridesmaids” and Jeff Garlin from “Curb Your Enthusiasm”.

Killer Women: A drama about the only female member of the Texas Rangers, the law enforcement agency, not the baseball team. It stars Tricia Helfer, who was Cylon Number Six on “Battlestar Galactica”.

Lucky 7: A drama about seven gas station employees in New York who win a multi-million-dollar lottery jackpot.

Marvel’s Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: The first live-action TV show set in “The Avengers” universe. Agent Coulson (Clark Gregg) is a major character on this show even though he pretty clearly died in the “Avengers” movie.

Mind Games: A “quirky,” confusing drama starring Christian Slater and Steve Zahn as brothers, who start an agency that solves people’s problems, “using the real science of human motivation and manipulation.”

Mixology: A sitcom about “a group of 10 singles looking for love at a Manhattan bar over the course of a single night.” That’s right, the entire show will take place during just one single evening.

Once Upon a Time in Wonderland: A spin-off of “Once Upon a Time” that features an “Alice in Wonderland”-type storyline. John Lithgow will provide the voice of the White Rabbit.

The Quest: A fantasy reality show where competitors engage in various challenges in, “a land of magic and malevolence, where mythical creatures lurk in the woods, agents of darkness stir in the shadows, and mystical beings infiltrate the keep.”

Resurrection: A supernatural thriller set in a small town, where dead people begin showing up on their loved ones’ doorsteps, looking exactly like they did on the day they died.

Super Fun Night: A sitcom starring Rebel Wilson from “Bridesmaids” about some female friends who like to have fun on Friday nights.

Trophy Wife: A comedy about a “reformed party girl” who suddenly becomes a “trophy wife,” after marrying a divorced man with three manipulative children.

For more on anything ABC, go to ABC.com.