Chatham-Kent police cruiser. (BlackburnNews.com file photo)Chatham-Kent Police are investigating after a drive thru sign was hit by a vehicle Friday afternoon.
Police say around 2pm a dark coloured mini van hit a business sign at the Dairy Queen on St. Clair St in Chatham, causing $1000 in damages.
After inspecting the damage, witnesses say the occupants fled the scene.
Anyone with information is being asked to call Cst. Matt Stezycki @ (519) 436-6600, ext. 87128.
Alan Smith will begin his new role with the municipality on July 20.
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Council for the Municipality of Brockton is relocating the pilot from Lobies Park to the Rail Trail
They were produced during an intense storm last Saturday afternoon.
Dust off those handlebars and pump up those tires because cycling season is officially upon us! If your trusty two-wheeler is looking a bit more "rusty" than "ready," the Owen Sound & North Grey Union Public Library has just the thing to get you back on the road safely.
OPP are asking if the public saw anything on Sunday morning
