Trevor Terfloth

3 days ago | chathamdailynews.ca | Trevor Terfloth

Do have an interest in art and are looking to make an impact? The Thames Art Gallery may have the opportunity for you. Art therapist Krista Schneider speaks during a painting lesson at the Thames Art Gallery on Tuesday. The gallery hosted a welcoming event for the Spark Joy program. (Trevor Terfloth/The Daily News)Article contentDo have an interest in art and are looking to make an impact? The Thames Art Gallery may have the opportunity for you.

4 days ago | chathamdailynews.ca | Trevor Terfloth

No need to pinch yourself. Fans of butter tarts, as well as a cold pint, will soon have a chance to get the best of both worlds later this month. Doug Robbins, right, organizer of the upcoming Tart and Soul Butter Tart Festival, is taste-testing with Michael Bass, of Thamesville's Bent Tin Baked Goods. The June 28 event will take place at Sons of Kent Brewing Co. in Chatham. (Supplied)Article contentNo need to pinch yourself.

4 days ago | chathamthisweek.com | Trevor Terfloth

Chatham-Kent Health Alliance officials continue to urge measles vaccination to help prevent future spread. Article contentWith fewer infections reported in the community recently, Chatham-Kent Health Alliance officials continue to urge measles vaccination to help prevent future spread. Advertisement 2This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. Article contentArticle contentRecommended VideosWe apologize, but this video has failed to load.

4 days ago | chathamthisweek.com | Trevor Terfloth

A Tilbury woman has received royal recognition for her long-standing efforts in raising money and awareness for cystic fibrosis research. Tilbury's Anne-Marie Beausoleil, shown with her husband, Marc, recently accepted her King Charles III coronation medal for her efforts raising funds and awareness for cystic fibrosis research.

4 days ago | chathamthisweek.com | Ellwood Shreve |Trevor Terfloth

A claim by the Municipality of Chatham-Kent that it has not been contacted by York1 Environmental Solutions is being refuted by the company. Published Jun 02, 2025  •  Last updated 14 hours ago  •  4 minute readDresden resident Kerry Mall, right, is seen here pressing a point about a proposed recycling and landfill facility with George Kirchmair, middle, vice-president of environmental with York1 Environmental Waste Solutions during an open house on March 1, 2024 in Dresden.