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• Wallaceburg school's braille club promotes independence, inclusion

  10-01-2026 21:52 via chathamdailynews.ca
  A Wallaceburg school continues to promote an important means of communication for blind or low-vision pupils. A.A. Wright elementary school’s braille club is led by fifth-grader Legacie Shipman-Rogers and Julie Vandernaalt, Lambton Kent District school board’s teacher for the blind, low vision, deaf and hard of hearing. Vandernaalt works in all the board’s Chatham-Kent schools from junior kindergarten to Grade 12. A child of deaf adults, she grew up using sign language with her
  
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• Braille club promotes independence, social inclusion

  10-01-2026 21:52 via chathamdailynews.ca
  A student club in Wallaceburg continues to promote an important means of communication for those who are blind or have low vision. A.A. Wright Public School’s braille club is led by Grade 5 student Legacie Shipman-Rogers, along with Julie Vandernaalt, Lambton Kent district school board’s teacher for the blind and low vision/deaf and hard of hearing. Vandernaalt works with the board in all the Chatham-Kent schools from junior kindergarten to Grade 12. A child of deaf adults, she grew
  
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• St. Andrew's to present Three of a Kind

  10-01-2026 18:45 via chathamdailynews.ca
  As part of the ongoing spotlight series, St. Andrew’s United Church in Chatham will present Three of a Kind on Jan. 17. Mark Payne, a pianist, singer and conductor from London, Ont., will be joined by vocalist Michael Vanhevel and multi-instrumentalist Jesse Grandmont. All three are known for their regular performances at Victoria Playhouse Petrolia and elsewhere. A native of Newfoundland, Payne serves as the music ministries director at London’s Oakridge Presbyterian Church, co-cond
  
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• Chatham-Kent home sales finish strong - Chatham Daily News

  10-01-2026 16:00 via news.google.com
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• Chatham-Kent home sales finish strong

  10-01-2026 15:56 via chathamdailynews.ca
  Chatham-Kent home sales finished strong in 2025, according to the latest figures. The number of homes sold through the MLS system of the Chatham-Kent Association of Realtors totaled 77 units in December, up by 42.6 per cent from the same month in 2024. Home sales were 2.8 per cent below the five-year average and one per cent below the 10-year average for the month. On an annual basis, home sales totalled 1,213 units over the year. This was a 4.8 per cent drop from 2024. “Sales activity in
  
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