February 13, 2019

February 13, 2019 5:55 am Published by

Monthly Blood Donor Clinic at the Spirit and Life Centre (381 Wellington St., Chatham) from 1-7.

Book your appointment now at Blood.ca, 1-888-2-DONATE, use the apps or just walk in.

New donors are welcome. All are welcome.

Due to the ice storm, garbage and recycling pickup is being pushed back one day this week.

Pick up will resume today. All pick up will be delayed by one day with the final pick up of the week being held on Saturday.

The Municipality of Chatham-Kent is holding an engagement session regarding the Continuous Improvement and “Red Tape” Reduction Project.

Everyone is welcome to attend tonight in Council Chambers at the Civic Centre at 5. The meeting had to be rescheduled from Tuesday to today because of the ice storm.

Registration is not required. More information is available at LetsTalkChatham-Kent.ca.

Nike‘s self-lacing shoes are here, and they’re going to debut at the NBA All-Star Game on Sunday and hit store shelves the same day.

The Back to the Future-like sneakers were tested by being soaked in water overnight, sprayed with water cannons, hammered and placed in extreme weather conditions. They still self-laced after the abuse.

The $350 shoes are expected to sell out within days. People have begun camping out for the shoes.

Loblaws announced yesterday that it will be making an Ontario-brewed lager, packaged in the traditional bright yellow and black No Name packaging.

A six-pack of the beer will sell for $10.45 at select LCBO stores and lcbo.com starting this month.

As part of the launch, every No Name six-pack will be part of Ontario Premier Doug Ford’s “buck-a-beer” program, and will be selling for $6.60 including a deposit during the Family Day long weekend.

The promotion will also be run throughout select weekends during 2019.

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This post was written by Chris McLeod