May 8, 2024
May 8th is the 129th day of the year. There are 237 days remaining until the end of the year.
It’s Movie Night at the Capitol Theatre.
Tonight at 7pm stop by to see Killers of the Flower Moon.
Admission is $7 or flash your movie pass for entry. Check here for more info.
Come out and connect at the Chatham-Kent Chamber of Commerce BIZconneCKt Networking Event at Sons of Kent, hosted by Community Living Chatham-Kent tonight.
Complimentary admission, appetizers, and a chance to win a $50 gift card.
Formerly known as Business After Hours, you’re invited to come out from 4:30-6 tonight.
Despite the rumours, Marineland will open this year.
They’ll open in late June, but some well-known attractions, like roller coasters and some animal exhibits, will not.
The park will open June 28th and operate seven days a week until the end of the Labour Day weekend. Now under new ownership, only a “modified” experience will be offered this season.
Rides like the SkyScreamer, Star Voyager, Dragon Mountain and freefall Eagle Tower will not be operating for the coming season. The plans also don’t include the aquarium, land animal exhibits, Penguin Palace, and educational presentations. No details were shared on the status of Arctic Cove, home to the park’s beluga whales.
A basic ticket this Summer will cost $14.95 compared with the $52.95 charged in 2023.
The park did not reveal details on whom the new owners or partners are, or what the plans are for the future.
The Intercounty Baseball League (IBL) has its official app.
It’s avaialable now for download on iOS on the Apple App Store and soon in the Google Play Store for Android devices.
Fans now have a direct gateway to league news, live game broadcasts, scores and statistics. You can also purchase tickets and official team merchandise through the app.
The C-K Barnstormers will play their first IBL game next week.
Intercounty Baseball League Launches IBL Mobile App
🔗 Full Story: https://t.co/1ucNh9QBkt
📱 Download: https://t.co/XUycAbtTk5#CanadasBest | #IBL1919 pic.twitter.com/p1ZYfTJij3
— Intercounty Baseball League (@IBL1919) May 7, 2024
On McHappy Day, you can be a hero just by ordering McDonald’s. That’s because a portion of proceeds from every menu item sold all day supports Ronald McDonald House and families with sick children across Canada.
Can’t get to a McDonald’s restaurant? You can still donate to RMHC by clicking here.
