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SUMMARY:A Swingin’ Big Band Christmas to Support Wallaceburg Hospital Redevelopment
DESCRIPTION:Wallaceburg’s favourite community big band\, The Brass Factory\, will fill the UAW Hall with festive swing and holiday cheer on Sunday\, November 30\, 2025\, at 2:00 p.m.\, in support of the Our Hospital\, Our Future Wallaceburg Redevelopment Campaign. \nThe free concert\, A Swingin’ Big Band Christmas\, will feature performances by Al DeLaet\, Jackie Faber\, and Midnight Syncopation\, promising an afternoon of classic swing\, holiday favourites\, and community celebration. Guests are invited to make a minimum donation of $20 to support the redevelopment of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance’s Wallaceburg Site. \nFounded decades ago by local musicians with a\nshared love of big band music\, The Brass Factory\nhas become a beloved fixture in Wallaceburg\, not\nonly for their musical talent but also for their\ngenerosity and commitment to local causes.\nOver the years\, the band has donated their time\nand talent to countless fundraisers\, and this\nyear’s concert continues that tradition by\nsupporting the Wallaceburg Redevelopment\nCampaign. \nThe Wallaceburg Redevelopment Campaign\,\npart of the Chatham-Kent Health Alliance Foundation’s Our Hospital\, Our Future initiative\, is a $9+ million campaign focused\non modernizing and expanding the hospital’s facilities to meet the growing healthcare needs of the community. Key improvements\nwill include larger patient and treatment rooms\, enhanced accessibility\, and state-ofthe-art equipment\, ensuring that high-quality healthcare remains “here to stay” in Wallaceburg for generations to come. \nDoors open at 1:30 p.m. at the UAW Hall (88 Elm Street\, Wallaceburg)\, and all are invited to enjoy an afternoon of joyful music\, holiday spirit\, and heartfelt community support. \nFor more information about the concert or the Wallaceburg Redevelopment Campaign\, please visit www.lovewallaceburg.ca or contact the CKHA Foundation at 519-436-2538.
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LOCATION:UAW Hall\, 88 Elm Drive South\, Wallaceburg\, Ontario\, Canada
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SUMMARY:Building Strong Communities
DESCRIPTION:Trinity United along with The Alzheimer Society of Chatham Kent are exploring the possible warning signs of dementia and discussing the supports and services that are offered by the Alzheimer Society of our area.\nAlso\, we will be discussing the range of aging symptoms of the brain and 10 possible warning signs and reducing the risk of dementia.
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LOCATION:Trinity United Church\, 750 Wellington St\, Wallaceburg\, Ontario\, Canada
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