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June 10, 2022
June 10th is the 161st day of the year. There are 204 days remaining until the end of the year.
Unsettled conditions and cooler temperatures continue through the weekend according to Environment Canada.
Sun, cloud and possible showers today with a high of 22. Sun, cloud showers and 25 Saturday. Cloud and showers on Sunday.
Temps rise next week, Monday 27 and Tuesday 32.
RM’s Cars & Coffee is back this Saturday.
Cruise on in to RM Classic Cars (One Classic Car Drive, Blenheim, Ontario) for a morning of all things automotive. There are three Cars & Coffee events this summer; Saturday, July 16th and September 10th.
Each event runs from 8–11am, rain or shine, with coffee & donuts will be on hand for the first 250 guests.
The event is a chance for enthusiasts to get to know the RM Auto Restoration team and get a glimpse inside the shop that helped dub Chatham-Kent ‘Canada’s Classic Car Capital’.
Follow the Facebook Page for more info.
Sons of Kent Brewing co. is celebrating their 5th anniversary this weekend.
The weekend festivities kick off tonight with the Second Friday Farmer’s Markets 4:30-8:30pm in the backyard. These markets are family friendly and will be held the second Friday of every month over the Summer.
The anniversary party is Saturday with entertainment and new beer releases.
The Toronto Blue Jays make their only visit to Detroit this season to take on the Tigers Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
Tonight’s game at Comerica Park begins at 7:10, 4:10 on Saturday and 1:40 on Sunday. Tickets are still available here.
The Tigers are in Toronto July 28 to 31st.
Gas prices in the province dropped 4 cents over the last few days, now they’re going up again.
A 2-cent increase will bring most cities in the province to an average of 212.9 cents per litre today.
Sudbury, the perennial loser of the province when it comes to highest prices, will actually drop 2 cents – but still be the priciest in Ontario at 221.9 cents per litre.
Locally it’s 213 per litre in Chatham, 205 in Wallaceburg, 213 in Blenheim and in Tilbury 204.
