July 12, 2022
July 12th is the 193rd day of the year. There are 172 days remaining until the end of the year.
The Municipality of Chatham-Kent and Waste Connections of Canada Ridge Landfill are hosting another household hazardous waste day.
The drop off is at one central location, Veolia Environmental, at 141 Prosperity Way near Chatham.
There will be one event per month until November. Today’s drop off will be from 8-1pm.
Household hazardous waste days for 2022:
- Tuesday, August 9, 8 a.m. – 1 p.m.
- Saturday, September 10, 8am – 3pm
- Tuesday, October 11, 8am – 1pm
- Tuesday, November 8, 8am – 1pm
Residents can safely dispose of household hazardous material at no charge. A list of acceptable material can found here.
The Chatham branch of the Chatham-Kent Public Library hosts Movies @ Your Library every Tuesday.
Good way to keep the family busy over the Summer! Book your spot today to see My Spy. Movies start at 2pm.
There is limited space, registration is required.
A Montreal law firm is launching a class action suit against Rogers Communications seeking compensation for the lack of service suffered by Canadians during the nationwide network outage July 8-9th.
The law firm is arguing that Rogers’ offer of compensation to customers in the form of a credit for two days of service is inadequate.
If authorized, the class action will seek a total of $400 for each Rpgers customer who was without service. Compensation is also being requested for non-customers who themselves were unable to use Interac or other online services because of the system crash. A lawyer has said the amount of those damages have yet to be established.
Rogers blames the breakdown on a maintenance update in the core network.
Someone is winning some cash tomorrow in the Igniting Healthcare 50/50 Fundraiser for the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation.
All proceeds from the 50/50 will go towards purchasing two Pulmonary Function test units for the CKHA Chatham and Wallaceburg sites.
Tickets can be purchased online any time at Ignite5050.ca, in-person at the CKHA Foundation office (9 Ursuline Ave, Chatham) or at Sobeys Chatham (215 Park Ave W) from 11:30-1:30pm today. Tickets are $10 for 10 tickets, $20 for 60 tickets and $50 for 200 tickets.
The draw will take place at 1:00 pm on Wednesday.
A rare barrel of single-malt Scotch from 1975 just sold for a record-breaking $19 million.
Distilled and put into barrel in 1975 by Ardbeg, a single malt producer, the “Cask No. 3” whiskey sold to an Asia-based buyer.
Cask No. 3 will continue to age over the next five years. The unnamed buyer will receive 88 bottles each year from their cask, totaling 440 individual, 700-milliliter bottles of liquor.
The sale of the Ardbeg cask has surpassed any previous auction records for a cask of single malt. https://t.co/OVHxft3YWv
— STV News (@STVNews) July 12, 2022
