September 5, 2019

September 5, 2019 5:55 am Published by

September 5th is the 248th day of the year. There are 117 days remaining until the end of the year.


The Summer Concert Series wraps up tonight in Blenheim at Talbot Trail Place.

Stop by the park between 7-8:30 for the free show.

Come by tonight to see Toast & Jam.


United Way has announced it’s chair(s) for the 2019 campaign.

Advanced Realty Solutions will be the campaign cabinet chair. It’s the first time that a company will be the campaign chair rather than an individual.

The Campaign Kickoff will be tomorrow night at The Kent with a comedy show beginning at 6:30.

Find out more at uwock.ca or 519-354-0430.


Football is back!

The 2019 NFL season kicks off tonight in Chicago, as the Bears host the Green Bay Packers.

The game is on NBC at 8:30.

The Lions will begin their season in Arizona on Sunday at 4:25.


The iconic TORONTO sign at Nathan Phillips Square is being replaced because they are showing significant wear and tear.

The sign was erected in 2015 as a temporary installation for the Pan American and Parapan American Games. It has become a top destination for pictures ever since. Tourism Toronto said its visitor survey found the sign was one of the top three most visited destinations in the city.

Not to worry, bids are now being taken to build a more stable permanent TORONTO sign, and they hope to have it in place before the end of the year.


A six-year-old girl in Arkansas sent a letter to a bunch of toy companies, because a set of little green “Army men” she got didn’t have any women.

She said her friend’s mom was in the Army. So she didn’t get why all the toys were men. And if they made ones that looked like women, she’d play with them every day.

And one of the toy companies that got her letter actually listened.

A small toy company in Scranton, Pennsylvania called BMC Toys has designed some female Army toys. And he’s going to release a whole set of them.They’ll be out next year, just in time for Christmas.

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This post was written by Chris McLeod