CHATHAM KENT POLICE SAY A 29 YEAR OLD WALLACEBURG WOMAN WAS BUSY ON WEDNESDAY. THEY SAY SHE ENTERED A CHATHAM STORE, STUFFED SOME ITEMS IN HER SHIRT AND LEFT THE STORE. THEY CALLED THE POLICE WHO TRACKED HER DOWN. THAT’S WHEN SHE GAVE THEM A FALSE NAME AND ADDRESS, BUT THEY WERE ONTO HER. SHE IS NOW CHARGED WITH THEFT UNDER 5 THOUSAND, BREACH OF PROBATION AND CAUSING A DISTURBANCE. SHE IS BEING HELD IN CUSTODY.
HOUSING OPTIONS FOR FIRST NATIONS PEOPLES WILL BE DISCUSSED TONIGHT AT A MEETING BY ONTARIO ABORIGINAL HOUSING SERVICES…THE MEETING WHICH WILL LOOK AT FINANCE OPTIONS FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES LOOKING TO BUY OR RENOVATE THEIR HOUSE WILL BE DISCUSSED…THE MEETING WILL BE AT 6 PM TONIGHT AT THE MUNICIPAL CENTER IN WALLACEBURG.
IT’S PRETTY CLEAR THE FACT THOSE OREO DONUTS ARE BACK AT TIM HORTONS HAS LEFT DEER LOOKING FOR A SUGAR RUSH. IN FACT ONE MADE A DASH FOR ONE THIS MORNING AND WENT RIGHT THROUGH THE FRONT WINDOW AND INTO THE TIMMIES ON THIRD STREET IN DOWNTOWN CHATHAM. NO ONE WAS INJURED AND THE DEER WENT THROUGH THE STORE AND OUT THE BACK DOOR.
A WIN FOR MEDICAL MARIJUANA USERS IN THE SUPREME COURT OF CANADA TODAY. THEY RENDERED A UNANIMOUS DECISION THAT THE USERS NO LONGER ARE RESTRICTED TO SMOKING POT. THEY CAN USE ITAND CONSUME IT IN OTHER FORMS. THAT WILL INCLUDE EVERYTHING FROM POT BROWNIES TO MASSAGE OILS AND LIP BALMS.
