Videos

Ben Srokosz, a local videographer who has done some work in partnership with the municipality, United-Way of Chatham-Kent and much more gives us some great tips on how to make some great video content on any sort of budget

Steve Bottrill sits down with author Charlene Renaud about her series of books called The Pinata Theory. Change Your Stuffing, Change Your Life! There’s no better time than now, to burst open your Personal Piñata, with the aid of Charlene’s Piñata Decoder, to reveal how past adversity serves as your launch pad to personal growth and transformation. In order to better understand automatic triggers, fears or insecurities, and the underlying cause of depression or addiction, begin within, to examine your stuffing and dramatically change your life.

Ever wanted to Pay it Forward and help someone in need? Pay it Forward Chatham-Kent was our facebook group on this episode of #ICYMI and Geri Ann Hughson, the creator of the page spoke about all the amazing things this group has done Check them out on Facebook for more information

The use of both social media and print news in the municipality of Chatham-Kent covers important topics and events happening locally. Jim Blake, communications officer discusses the importance of information, events and communication via social media in Chatham-Kent. For more information visit https://www.facebook.com/MunicCK/

Etsy Chatham-Kent has a wide array of local craft and artists who love showing their creative ideas to the world through the world of social media. Morena McDonald, admin was our guest on the show and gave us some examples of some the different things some of our local artisans create.

For more information visit facebook.com/etsychathamkent/

Loretta Storey is the administrator of Love It Chatham-Kent, a facebook page designed for people who love the city and surrounding area we live in.

Search Love it Chatham-Kent on facebook for more information on this great page

The Final Push left the Sydenham Campus in Wallaceburg Wednesday, May 23rd.
Dave Depencier and Dan Van Moorsel put in a 1000 kilometre on their bikes as they rode across southwestern Ontario to raise money for the Foundation of Chatham-Kent Health Alliance. 

Film 101 was another successful  year. Film101 was held  at a new venue,  St. Clair College. The high school students in Chatham and Sarnia got an opportunity to experience various workshops and demonstrations in the media field.

As part of Chatham-Kent Public Library’s ongoing goal to support the local writing community, the Read Local: CK Author Festival was held at the Chatham Branch on Saturday, May 5, 2018. 18 authors were available and met with readers for one on one sessions. Local author, Ray Robertson discussed his new book “1979” which is set in Chatham.