December 10, 2018

The Chatham Goodfellows begin packing toys tonight at 463 St. Clair Street (the former Fabricland building next to Dimitar’s) Toy packing will take place tonight through Thursday from 6 til 8.

Just stop by if you’d like to help out. Volunteers are needed to deliver on Monday, December 17th, after 5:30pm.

For any questions or info go to ChathamGoodfellows.ca or call 519-354-1146.

The lighting of the Christmas Wish Tree will happen tonight at the Chatham Campus of the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance.

The ceremony begins at 6:30 just outside the emergency room entrance, donations will be accepted on site. With a contribution to the Christmas Wish Tree, you can help purchase two vital pieces of equipment.

Go here to donate and find out more.

The Wallaceburg Christmas Wish Tree ceremony will take place on Thursday.

Online donations are now open for our Christmas Wish Tree appeal! All money raised supports cardiac health through the purchase of a transport defibrillator and Holter monitors for @ckhamedia. Click here to donate today: https://t.co/ganwZPpNth pic.twitter.com/pvlspyPpaE

— Foundation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (@FoundationCKHA) November 18, 2018

The first meeting of the new Chatham-Kent Council is tonight.

Meeting begins at 6 in the council chambers at the Civic Centre. Council meetings are always open to the public, or available online here.

NASA released the first audio ever recorded on Mars last Friday.

Two sensors on their InSight lander picked up the sound of vibrations caused by a 10 to 15-mile-per-hour wind. An air pressure sensor also recorded audio.

#Mars, I hear you and I’m feeling the good vibrations left in the wake of your Martian winds. Take a listen to the #SoundsOfMars I’ve picked up. 🔊
More on https://t.co/auhFdfiUMg pic.twitter.com/shVmYbfHRs

— NASA InSight (@NASAInSight) December 7, 2018

Well it’s only December 10th and your 2019 New Year’s resolution is already out the window.

News just leaked out that McDonald’s is going to add bacon cheese fries to their menu.

They started testing them last month in Hawaii and Northern California, and apparently the tests went so well that they’re fast tracking them to the menu sometime, “early next year.”

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This post was written by Chris McLeod