Paul Pedro is a local journalist based in Chatham, Ontario. With a focus on reporting news and events in the Chatham-Kent area, Paul covers a wide range of topics including sports, community events, real estate, healthcare, and local government. His articles provide valuable information and insights for the residents of Chatham-Kent.
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Paul Pedro's coverage focuses primarily on local news, including crime, community events, and health & wellbeing. He seems to prioritize government announcements, breaking news, press releases, and evolving stories. If you have information about significant local events or developments in Chatham or the surrounding area that align with these themes - such as community initiatives, safety concerns or healthcare issues - it may be of interest to him.
Given his focus on local news and government announcements in Ontario (specifically Chatham), consider reaching out if you have insights related to local governance decisions impacting the community or noteworthy updates from official sources in this region.
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Chatham-Kent council is being asked to approve some recommendations to recruit more family doctors.
Chatham-Kent Council is about to get a lesson on the $64 million local tourism industry.
A family doctor in Chatham is "extremely grateful" and "very humbled" after being nominated by a patient and recognized by the Ontario College of Family Physicians (OCFP) for her outstanding care and dedication to the community.
The future for some youth in Chatham-Kent is looking a little brighter after the municipality signed a partnership with the University of Windsor to "train and retain" young talent.
Playing an instant crossword lottery ticket has paid off handsomely for a Dresden woman after playing the lottery for nearly 20 years.
A generous donor with a track record of helping Chatham-Kent has joined the push to replace a Fluoroscopy machine at Chatham-Kent Health Alliance (CKHA).
A seminar aimed at helping start an apprenticeship in Chatham-Kent was a big hit.
It's time for another "Name a Snow Plow" contest in Chatham-Kent. The municipality said the contest is now open and it is looking for help to name six more snowplows.
A fire at a multi-unit complex in Chatham has caused $100,000 in damage.
A Windsor man accused of killing two people during the Retrofest Classic Car Cruise near Chatham in 2022 has been found guilty of careless driving causing death and careless driving causing bodily harm.
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