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Jenna Cocullo

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Montreal, Ottawa
As seen in: Green Street News, The Wire Report, Chatham Voice
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Resident wants better care for cemetery

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By Jenna Cocullo Verified
| Chatham Voice Verified
Wayne Rumble’s family had to call the municipality on two separate occasions to fix his family’s headstone after it was moved off its base twice. He’d like to see more care for the Evergreen Cemetery in Blenheim. A Chatham-Kent resident wants to see the municipality take better care of its cemetery as many headstones are being moved out of place.
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Park Avenue industrial park sells out Phase 1

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By Jenna Cocullo Verified
| Chatham Voice Verified
Heavy equipment works behind a survey crew as preliminary construction progressed quickly at a new Park Avenue West industrial park. The new industrial property under construction at Park Avenue East and Sass Road in Chatham is sold out for its Phase 1 lots. “It’s been going really, really well so far. We started a few weeks ago and are moving forward. We started right after the COVID lockdown came to an end.
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Tree cutting on hold?  - The Chatham Voice

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By Jenna Cocullo Verified
| Chatham Voice Verified
Chatham-Kent residents could soon know if clear-cutting of woodlots will be put on hold. At the April 19 council meeting, Wallaceburg Coun. Aaron Hall brought forward a notice of motion requesting that council pass the temporary woodlot bylaw presented in 2013 which could place an immediate moratorium on the clear cutting of forest and tree cover within the municipality pending the consideration of a woodlot conservation bylaw.
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