Archive Search Results: Cultural Musings on Chatham-Kent

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THE RESURRECTION OF S.T. MARTIN WAS A HIGHLIGHT OF THIS YEAR’S CEMETERY STROLLS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2012/2/7
THE CURSE OF TECUMSEH – STRANGE OR WHAT? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2012/1/31
TECUMSEH MONUMENT REDEVELOPMENT PLANS ARE MORE THAN A FITTING TRIBUTE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2012/1/24
NEW YEARS DAY WAS AN IMPORTANT “CALLING DAY” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2012/1/10
CHRISTAMAS IN 1857 WAS A BIT DIFFERENT THAN CHRISTMAS IN 2011 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/12/20
VICTORIAN TIMES HAD RULES FOR EVERYTHING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/12/13
REMEMBRANCE DAY SHOULD BE MUCH MORE THAN A DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/11/15
AND THEY NEVER CAME BACK IS A BOOK THAT BRINGS HOME THE TRAGIC REALITY OF WAR IN CHATHAM-KENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/11/8
HALLOWEEN FULL OF CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN TRADITIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/11/1
“CEMETERY STROLLS IN THE EVENING” DESIGNED TO PAY RESPECTFUL HOMAGE TO OUR PAST CITIZENS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/10/25
CEMETERY STROLLS 2011 TO LEAD GROUPS THROUGH MAPLE LEAF CEMETERY BY MOONLIGHT IN SEARCH OF OUR PAST Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/10/18
OCTOBER BRINGS OUT THE SIDE OF OURSELVES THAT WE LOVE TO FEAR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/10/11
REDEVELOPMENT OF TECUMSEH MONUMENT WILL BENEFIT ALL OF CHATHAM-KENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/10/4
Cholera stalked residents of Chatham-Kent in the 1830's Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/9/27
CHATHAM TOWNSHIP’S MYSTERIOUS WATCH TOWER Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/9/20
THE HISTORY OF ST. JAMES PRESBTERIAN CHURCH – THE TRADITION CONTINUES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/9/13
Local history had its villains as well as its heroes..... Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/9/6
THE LANGUAGE OF THE FAN MADE LIFE RATHER COMPLICATED FOR YOUNG MEN IN VICTORIAN TIMES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/8/30
HOMECOMINGS, GHOST WALKS AND A TELEVISION SERIES PORTRAYING LOCAL EVENTS HIGHLIGHT SUMMER’S CLOSE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/8/23
THE VIEW OF THE HOMELESS AND THE POOR OF THE 1870s HAS ECHOES TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/8/16
THE GLORY AND THE TRAGEDY OF SANDRA TEWKESBURY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/8/9
CHATHAM’S SANDRA TEWKESBURY DOMINATED THE CANADIAN SKATING OLYMPIC HOPES OF 1960 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/8/2
THOSE AMAZING COSTE BOYS AND UNION GAS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/7/26
NAPOLEON ALEXANDRE COSTE – SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO’S HORATIO ALGER Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/7/19
NAPOLEON ALEXANDRE COSTE – THE FATHER OF ONTARIO’S GAS INDUSTRY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/7/12
THE STORY BEHIND “O CANADA” HAS SOME LOCAL CONNECTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/6/28
HENRY SMYTH WAS A MAN FOR THE TIMES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/6/21
THE TIME BEFORE STREET LIGHTS WAS MORE FRIGHTENING THAN ROMANTIC Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/6/14
CHATHAM’S ECONOMIC WOES ARE NOT NEW ONES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/6/7
FISHIN’ WITH FRANK TAUGHT ME A LOT ABOUT LIFE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/5/31
THE BEGINNINGS OF TECUMSEH PARK TOOK PLACE ON A DAY IN APRIL 1880 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/5/24
SOCIAL NETWORKING IN THE 1900s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/5/17
THE TIME BEFORE STREET LIGHTS WAS MORE FRIGHTENING THAN ROMANTIC Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/5/10
DOORS OPEN 2011 PROMISES TO BE A WEEKEND OF EDUCATION, ENTERTAINMENT AND EXCITEMENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/5/3
CHRIST CHURCH HAS ROOTS THAT GO BACK FURTHER THAN 150 YEARS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/4/26
WHAT DO WE DO WITH OLD BUILDINGS? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/4/19
THE CAPITOL THEATRE WILL RISE FROM ITS ASHES AND BE STRONGER Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/4/12
CAPITOL THEATRE NEEDS OUR SUPPORT NOT MORE “I TOLD YOU SOS” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/4/5
JEANNE GORDON – WALLACEBURG’S OPERATIC SUPERSTAR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/3/29
CLOTHESLINES ARE PART OF OUR PAST AND SHOULD BE PART OF OUR FUTURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/3/22
THE GOOD OLD DAYS WERE NOT ALWAYS SO GOOD Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/3/15
HMS DETROIT CAPTURED BY AMERICAN FORCES ….AGAIN! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/3/8
THE RODNEY CHRONICLE OF 1883 FULL OF FASCINATING FACTS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/2/1
A PUZZLING RIDDLE FROM 1885 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/1/25
LET US ALL SAY “YES” TO OUR MUNICIPALITY’S FUTURE RATHER THAN “NO” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/1/18
A MIDNIGHT SKATE ON CHRISTMAS EVE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2011/1/4
DECEMBER OF 1893 WAS A DIFFICULT TIME FOR VESSELS ON THE THAMES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/12/21
CHRISTMAS A CENTURY AND A HALF AGO WAS A MUCH LESS COMMERCIAL EVENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/12/14
KENT COUNTY’S FIRST CASUALTY OF WORLD WAR ONE WAS A TRAGIC EVENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/11/30
REMEMBRANCE DAY SHOULD BE MUCH MORE THAN A DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/11/23
HALLOWEEN FULL OF CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN TRADITIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/11/2
CEMETERY WALK 2010 TO ONCE AGAIN LEAD GROUPS THROUGH MAPLE LEAF CEMETERY BY MOONLIGHT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/10/26
PLANNED EVENING WALKS IN MAPLE LEAF CEMETERY MAY ENLIGHTEN MORE THAN FRIGHTEN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/10/19
GHOST WALKS AND CEMETERY TOURS TO HIGHLIGHT THE 2010 HALLOWEEN SEASON Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/10/12
THE RAY GRAHAM STORY HAS ECHOES OF RICHARD CORY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/10/5
EMILY MURPHY - REFORMER, REBEL, HEROINE AND RESIDENT OF CHATHAM Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/9/28
“Courage in women is often mistaken for insanity” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/9/21
HISTORY OF EDUCATION IN CHATHAM WENT THROUGH MANY STAGES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/9/14
EDUCATION WITHIN CHATHAM-KENT BEGAN IN THE 1790s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/9/7
A LESSON TO BE LEARNED BY ALL OF US IN HUGH BURNETT’S EPIC STRUGGLE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/8/31
HUGH BURNETT, THE NUA AND THE SEASON OF RAGE IN DRESDEN ONTARIO – PART # 2 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/8/24
HUGH BURNETT AND THE SEASON OF RAGE RECOUNTS THE BEST AND WORST IN HUMANITY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/8/17
TALES OF LOST TREASURE PERSIST IN THE MORPETH AREA Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/8/10
RESTORATION OF FAIRMILE Q105 A WORK OF LOVE AND DEDICATION Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/8/3
THE PAST IS PROVIDING A DIRECTION FOR THE FUTURE OUT IN HIGHGATE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/7/27
LOSS OF ONE CHURCH INSPIRES THE SAVING OF ANOTHER Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/7/20
CAPTURE OF SCOTT ACT DYNAMITER RETURNED CHATHAM TO PEACEFUL EXISTENCE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/7/13
ANTI-TEMPERANCE TERRORISTS TERRORIZED CHATHAM IN THE LATE 1880s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/7/6
SLIPPERY THE SEAL WAS A SUPERSTAR IN JUNE OF 1958 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/6/29
CRASH OF FLIGHT 1AM7 A FORGOTTEN TRAGEDY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/6/22
MYTHS ABOUT UPPER CANADIAN CITIZENS IN THE WAR OF 1812 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/6/8
MOUNT ZION CHURCH IN RIDGETOWN IS A TREASURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/6/1
RURAL ROOTS AND RURAL ROUTES PROMISES TO BE A MOST INTERESTING LOCAL CONFERENCE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/5/25
FISHIN’ WITH FRANK TAUGHT ME A LOT ABOUT LIFE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/5/18
THE STORY BEHIND THE WRECK OF THE TUG “RUTH B” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/5/11
DOORS OPEN 2010 NEXT WEEKEND Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/5/4
DOORS OPEN 2010 IS AN ECONOMICAL ARTS AND CULTURE EXTRAVAGANZA Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/4/27
APRIL 1947 WAS MUCH DIFFERENT THAN APRIL 2010 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/4/20
CHATHAM MAN BECAME SEATTLE’S “FATHER OF LIGHT” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/4/13
CHATHAM IN THE 1840s WAS A PLACE WHERE DREAMS CAME TRUE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/4/6
OLD MAPS AND CHARTS REVEAL MUCH ABOUT EARLY FEATURES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/3/30
THE STORY BEHIND “O CANADA” HAS SOME LOCAL CONNECTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/3/23
THE AGE OF STEAMER TRAVEL ON THE THAMES WAS A MOVING EXPERIENCE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/3/16
CRIME STATS FOR 1879 TELL US A GREAT DEAL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/3/9
THE GLORY AND THE TRAGEDY OF SANDRA TEWKESBURY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/2/23
CHATHAM’S SANDRA TEWKESBURY DOMINATED THE CANADIAN SKATING OLYMPIC HOPES OF 1960 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/2/16
LARGE FUNERAL IN CHATHAM FOR THREE LOCAL MEN DROWNED IN FRENCH RIVER Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/2/9
THE DEATH OF THREE CHATHAM MEN IN 1894 DEVASTATED THE TOWN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/2/2
SENIORS NEED A FRIEND TO NAVIGATE THEM THROUGH THE MODERN WORLD Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/1/26
THE TIME BEFORE STREET LIGHTS WAS MORE FRIGHTENING THAN ROMANTIC Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/1/12
NEW YEARS DAY WAS AN IMPORTANT “CALLING DAY” Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2010/1/5
CHRISTMAS ON KING STREET IN 1875 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/12/22
FOLK TOYS OF AN EARLIER TIME CAN STILL AMAZE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/12/15
HEATED DEBATE OVER LIQUOR IN THE 1900s IS ONE THAT STILL CONSUMES US TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/12/8
EXPLOSION ROCKED ESSEX, ONTARIO IN 1907 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/12/1
THE LOSS OF ALEXANDER FUNERAL HOME IS AKIN TO A DEATH IN THE FAMILY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/11/24
THE BUILDING OF CHATHAM-KENT BEGAN WITH A SINGLE DWELLING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/11/17
THE EARLY 1900'S WERE CHARMING AND UNIQUE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/11/10
RIVER ROAD GHOST TOUR MAKING ITS FINAL DEPARTURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/10/27
PLANNED EVENING WALKS IN MAPLE LEAF CEMETERY MAY ENLIGHTEN MORE THAN FRIGHTEN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/10/20
GHOST WALKS AND IN TOWN GHOST BUS TOURS PROMISES TO EXPLORE NEW SITES AND STORIES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/10/13
EATIN’, READIN’ AND WRITIN’ IN THE EARLY DAYS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/10/6
175th ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TO FEATURE WORLD FAMOUS EVANGELIST Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/9/29
CHANGES TO OUR MUNICIPAL HERITAGE REGISTER ARE COMING SOON Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/9/22
WHAT WAS IT LIKE TO LIVE IN THE 18TH CENTURY? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/9/8
THE MANY FACES OF KENT BRIDGE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/9/1
DAVID MILLS WAS A MAN FOR HIS TIME Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/8/25
THE END OF GLOBALIZATION? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/8/18
AGRICULTURAL ROOTS OF CHATHAM KENT MUST NEVER BE FORGOTTEN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/8/11
AGRICULTURE IN OUR AREA HAS A LONG AND DIVERSE HISTORY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/8/4
POTENTIAL FOR CREATIVE ARTS FESTIVAL EXIST IN CATs Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/7/28
THE PASSING OF AL MANN IS A TRAGIC LOSS FOR ALL OF US Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/7/21
THE STORY BEHIND "O CANADA" HAS SOME LOCAL CONNECTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/7/14
THE ROAD FROM CHATHAM TO HARPER'S FERRY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/7/7
JOHN BROWN'S CHATHAM CONVENTION OF 1858 HAD SPECIFIC GOALS IN MIND Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/6/30
THE MAY THAT JOHN BROWN CAME TO CHATHAM Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/6/23
LOCAL ONTARIO GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY HELPS US TO FIND THE ANCESTORS LIVING IN OUR BRAINS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/6/16
THE BOYS FROM RM ARE ON A QUEST TO RESTORE DOWNTOWN CHATHAM TO ITS FORMER GLORY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/6/9
HIGHGATE MASTODON WAS A HUGE FIND AND A LARGE LOSS FOR CHATHAM-KENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/6/2
LOCAL MASTODON BONES DISCOVERED IN THE LATE 1880s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/5/26
HELP FOR OUR CEMETERIES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/5/19
VOLUNTEERISM OF THE PAST NEEDED TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/5/13
DOORS OPEN 2009 IS AN ECONOMICAL ARTS AND CULTURE EXTRAVAGANZA Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/4/28
JACK BEARDALLS DREAM IS STILL... COMING FROM CHATHAM ONTARIO Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/4/21
HAROLD SMITH AND CFCO WERE MAJOR VOICES OF MY YOUTH Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/4/14
1854 TRAIN WRECK NEAR JEANETTE'S CREEK STILL RANKS AS ONE OF CANADA'S GREAT DISASTERS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/4/7
TRAGIC BATTLE SITE'S STORY LOST IN TIME Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/3/31
LOCAL CEMETERIES WERE EARLY SETTLEMENT SITES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/3/24
THE PROVINCAL FREEMAN WAS AN IMPORTANT VOICE FOR ABOLITIONISTS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/3/17
DR.ANDERSON RUFFIN ABBOTT MADE HIS MARK ON THE LOCAL, NATIONAL AND INTERNATIONAL FRONTS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/3/3
A Shadow on the Household.... Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/2/24
ARCHITECTURAL HERITAGE VOLUNTEERING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/2/17
LOCAL ELOPEMENT IN THE 1870s READ LIKE A ROMANCE NOVEL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/2/10
EVERYONE NEEDS A RIVER TO SKATE AWAY UPON Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/2/3
WILL THE OBAMA MOVE TOWARDS VOLUNTEERISM AND COMMUNITY SERVICE HAVE AN IMPACT UPON CANADA? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/1/27
CURRENT ECONOMIC WOES MIGHT LEAD TO A WORLD MORE LIKE OUR PAST Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/1/20
IMPORTANT TO REFLECT ON ARTS , HERITAGE AND CULTURE AS A NEW YEAR BEGINS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/1/14
LATE DECEMBER PERCEPTIONS UPON OUR LOCAL CULTURE AND HERITAGE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2009/1/7
CHRISTMAS 1858 MAY BE A SIGN OF THINGS TO COME IN 2009 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/12/23
FILL THEIR CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS WITH LOCAL BOOKS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/12/16
IF OBAMA IS A FUEL EFFICIENT, SPORTY 2009 LEXUS SC430 THEN HARPER IS A GAS GUZZLING, RUSTED OUT 1961 CHEVY IMPALA Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/12/2
KENT COUNTY'S FIRST CASUALTY OF WORLD WAR ONE WAS A TRAGIC EVENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/11/18
WARS DID NOT SPARE THOSE LEFT BEHIND Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/11/11
AMERICA AWAKENS TO ITS OWN HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/11/4
STEPHEN HARPER MUST BE STOPPED FROM FORMING A MAJORITY GOVERNMENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/10/8
I CAME AS A STRANGER HAS A MESSAGE FOR MODERN MAN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/9/30
I CAME AS A STRANGER IS A WELCOMING BOOK Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/9/23
REAL STORIES ABOUT REAL LIFE ALWAYS MAKE FOR GOOD READING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/9/16
KENT BRIDGE HAD MANY NAMES BUT ONE FASCINATING HISTORY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/9/9
BATES DIARIES ARE VALUABLE ACQUISTIONS FOR CK MUSEUM Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/9/2
VANDALISM DONE TO HERITAGE PROPERTIES IS A MAJOR CONCERN FOR US ALL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/8/26
THE GLORY AND THE TRAGEDY OF SANDRA TEWKESBURY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/8/19
CHATHAM'S SANDRA TEWKESBURY DOMINATED THE CANADIAN SKATING OLYMPIC HOPES OF 1960 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/8/12
VANDALISM DONE TO HERITAGE PROPERTIES IS A MAJOR CONCERN FOR US ALL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/8/5
SENIORS NEED A FRIEND TO NAVIGATE THEM THROUGH THE MODERN WORLD Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/7/29
THE STORY BEHIND "O CANADA" HAS SOME LOCAL CONNECTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/7/9
LET'S BUILD ON OUR STRENGTHS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/6/25
THE DAY THE BARNUM CIRCUS CAME TO TOWN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/6/17
REVEREND RUSSELL HORSBURGH SAINT OR SINNER? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/5/20
THE CONTROVERSY OVER REVEREND RUSSELL HORSBURGH CONTINUES AFTER ALMOST HALF A CENTURY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/5/13
JOHN BROWN'S CHATHAM CONVENTION OF 1858 HAD SPECIFIC GOALS IN MIND Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/4/29
THE MAY THAT JOHN BROWN CAME TO CHATHAM Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/4/22
JAMES COUZENS WAS A TRUE HORATIO ALGER FIGURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/4/15
JAMES COUZENS - A STORY TOO GOOD TO BE TRUE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/4/8
FRASIER INSTITUTES RATING OF SCHOOLS IS MEANINGLESS AND MISLEADING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/4/1
CHATHAM-KENT'S ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL FUTURE IN JEOPARDY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/3/25
VISITING CARD ETIQUETTE WAS A CONFUSING AND COMPLICATED AFFAIR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/3/18
TRAVELLING IN THE 1850s INVOLVED A MULTITUDE OF RULES FOR WOMEN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/3/11
A SENSE OF PLACE AND COMMUNITY LACKING IN CHATHAM-KENT TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/3/4
ELGIN SETTLEMENT GRADUATES WERE AN IMPRESSIVE GROUP Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/2/19
LOCAL ELOPMENT IN THE 1870s READ LIKE A ROMANCE NOVEL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/2/12
BLACK SCHOOLS, THE CAPITOL THEATRE AND THE PINES CHAPEL OCCUPY MY THOUGHTS THIS WEEK Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/2/5
VICTORIAN TIMES HAD RULES FOR EVERYTHING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/1/29
VOLUNTEERISM IN THE FUTURE MUST HARKEN TO THE PAST Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/1/22
"We must all hang together, or most assuredly we will all hang separately" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/1/15
NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKE OF 1811 HAS LOCAL IMPLICATIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2008/1/8
FOLK TOYS OF AN EARLIER TIME CAN STILL AMAZE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/12/18
FOLK TOYS OF AN EARLIER TIME CAN STILL AMAZE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/12/18
CHRISTMAS 150 YEARS AGO WAS A MUCH LESS COMMERCIAL EVENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/12/11
FILL THEIR CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS WITH LOCAL BOOKS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/12/4
TO KNOW THE FUTURE WE MUST UNDERSTAND A BIT OF THE PAST Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/11/27
BUSH LEGACY CONTINUES TO HAUNT US ALL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/11/20
NEW MADRID EARTHQUAKE OF 1811 HAS LOCAL IMPLICATIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/11/13
AND THEY NEVER CAME BACK SHOULD BE MORE THAN A YEARLY READ Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/11/6
LARRY BABCOCK REPRESENTED TRADITIONAL VALUES THAT ENHANCED OUR COMMUNITY AS A WHOLE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/10/30
HALLOWEEN FULL OF CHRISTIAN AND PAGAN TRADITIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/10/23
RIVER ROAD GHOST BUS TOURS RETURN TO HAUNT YOUR DREAMS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/10/16
HARVESTFEST 2007 TO ONCE AGAIN FEATURE GHOST WALKS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/10/9
TECUMSEH'S CURSE : LEGEND OR FACT? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/10/2
THE DAY THE ROYAL COUPLE CAME TO CHATHAM Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/9/25
EACH PASSING SUMMER BRINGS THE COLDNESS OF LIFE INTO CLEARER FOCUS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/8/28
BALDOON WAS AN EVENTUAL SUCCESS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/8/21
OLD MAPS AND CHARTS REVEAL MUCH ABOUT EARLY FEATURES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/8/14
SUGAR BEET INDUSTRY RICHLY CONTRIBUTED TO OUR MULTICULTUAL COMMUNITY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/8/7
RIDGETOWN'S HISTORY FULL OF MARVELLOUS CHARACTERS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/8/3
CULTURAL MAPPING WILL NOT BE SUCCESSFUL UNLESS WE CARE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/7/17
THE STORY BEHIND "O CANADA" HAS SOME LOCAL CONNECTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/7/3
JUNE SEEMS TO EVOKE THE PAST EACH YEAR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/6/26
WHY DON'T YOU GET LOST? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/6/19
SENIORS NEED A FRIEND TO NAVIGATE THEM THROUGH THE MODERN WORLD Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/6/12
AN ENLIGHTENED SOCIETY PRESERVES RATHER THAN DESTROYS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/5/29
LET'S BUILD ON OUR STRENGTHS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/5/22
THERE MUST BE SOME THINGS WE COULD DO TO CHANGE OUR FUTURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/5/15
DEATH OF A BABY BROUGHT OUT MANY QUESTIONS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/5/8
DOORS OPEN PROMISES TO ANCHOR A WEEKEND OF EDUCATION, ENTERTAINMENT AND EXCITEMENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/5/1
SECOND DOORS OPEN IN CHATHAM KENT OFFERS A MULTITUDE OF VENUES AND ACTIVITIES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/4/24
FINAL EDITION OF THE CHATHAM PLANET AN INTERESTING ONE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/4/17
"THE DANCE OF THE TAXES" BEGINS ONCE AGAIN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/4/10
TRAVELLING IN THE 1850s INVOLVED A MULTITUDE OF RULES FOR WOMEN Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/4/3
CHUTE FAMILY WORTHY OF OUR SUPPORT AND GRATITUDE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/3/27
PARK STREET CHURCH LIVES ON IN "MEMORIES" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/3/20
THE IMMIGRANTS TWO SOULS PROVIDES INSIGHTS FOR ALL OF US Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/3/13
THE VIEW OF THE HOMELESS AND THE POOR OF THE 1870s HAS ECHOES TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/3/6
RANTING AND RAVING AS WINTER LINGERS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/2/27
THE VIEW OF THE HOMELESS AND THE POOR OF THE 1870s HAS ECHOES TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/2/20
LOCAL ELOPMENT IN THE 1870s READ LIKE A ROMANCE NOVEL Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/2/13
WE MUST ALL RAGE AGAINST "THE DYING OF THE LIGHT" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/2/6
WHY CAN WE NOT LEARN FROM THE PAST? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/30
CONCERNS OF EIGHTY YEARS AGO HAVE RESONANCE TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/23
WAL-MART'S EXPANSION AND ARRIVAL MAY NOT NECESSARILY BE A GOOD THING FOR CHATHAM -KENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/16
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS NEED TO BE LESS SELF-CENTERED Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/9
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS NEED TO BE LESS SELF-CENTERED Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/9
NEW YEARS DAY WAS AN IMPORTANT "CALLING DAY" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2007/1/2
REFLECTION IS AN IMPORTANT PART OF CHRISTMAS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/12/19
WHIMMYDIDDLES AND WHIRLIGIGS WERE FOLK TOYS OF A BY GONE ERA Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/12/12
THERE MUST BE SOME THINGS WE COULD DO TO CHANGE OUR FUTURE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/12/5
A SENSE OF PLACE AND COMMUNITY LACKING IN CHATHAM-KENT TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/11/21
AND THEY NEVER CAME BACK SHOULD BE MORE THAN A YEARLY READ Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/11/14
CHATHAM-KENT NEEDS ELECTED OFFICIALS WHO ARE CREATIVE AND INNOVATIVE RISK TAKERS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/11/7
AMERICA AWAKENS TO ITS OWN HALLOWEEN NIGHTMARE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/10/31
THE RAY GRAHAM STORY HAS ECHOES OF RICHARD CORY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/10/24
THIS YEAR'S HAUNTED RIVER ROAD BUS TOURS FULL OF TRICKS AND TREATS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/10/17
CHATHAM'S GHOSTLY SITES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/10/10
THE AMERICAN DOMINATION OF THE MEDIA IS NOT A GOOD THING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/10/3
DEATH OF THE FAIRE HAS HAD MANY CAUSES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/9/26
CONNECTIONS BETWEEN THE FAIRE AND MODERN FAIRS ABOUND Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/9/19
A BALANCE BETWEEN THE ATHLETIC AND THE ARTISTIC IS NEEDED Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/9/5
AMALGAMATION MAY BE A REALITY BUT IT IS STILL A BITTER PILL FOR MANY TO SWALLOW Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/8/29
IT'S TIME TO VIEW ARTS, HERITAGE AND CULTURE AS AN INDUSTRY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/8/22
THE "ME GENERATION" HAS A CHANCE TO BECOME THE "WE GENERATION" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/8/15
KATRINA AND NEW ORLEANS HAVE A FRIGHTENING QUESTION FOR ALL OF US Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/8/8
JAMES PARIS LEE AND ROBERTSON DAVIES IMPRESSED THE WORLD Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/7/25
WE MUST ALL RAGE AGAINST THE DYING OF THE LIGHT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/7/18
PETER PAISIOVICH MADE CHATHAM KENT A BETTER PLACE TO LIVE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/7/11
THE TRUTH IS NEVER CONVENIENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/7/4
PAYING FOR DOCTORS IS LIVING LIFE ON A SLIPPERY SLOPE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/6/27
AMUSING OURSELVES TO DEATH, WE ARE ON A COLLISION COURSE WITH OUR OWN SELF-INDULGENCE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/6/20
GAMBLING IS A DOUBLE-EDGED SWORD IN LIFE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/6/13
FERRY BOAT TRAVEL WAS ONCE A PLEASANT SOCIAL EXPERIENCE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/6/6
MANNERS AND COURTESY WERE OF GREAT IMPORTANCE IN COLONIAL TIMES Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/5/23
MOTHER'S DAY IS A DAY TO RESPECT AS WELL AS TO REFLECT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/5/16
DOORS OPEN PROGRAM IN CHATHAM-KENT PROMISES TO BE GREAT DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/5/9
THE PASSING OF ONE OF SOUTHWESTERN ONTARIO'S MOST FAMOUS SONS LARGELY IGNORED LOCALLY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/5/2
FACING LIFE'S PROBLEMS MAY NOT BE DESIRABLE BUT IT IS ABSOLUTELY NECESSARY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/4/25
HISTORY OF BOTHWELL SPRINGS TO LIFE IN NEW BOOK Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/4/18
CHATHAM-KENT: A PLACE OF REFUGE IS A FILM THAT ONE SHOULD NOT MISS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/4/11
IT IS TIME TO STOP THE PETTINESS AND START THE PROMOTION Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/4/4
A SENSE OF PLACE AND COMMUNITY LACKING IN CHATHAM-KENT TO-DAY Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/3/28
FEAR AND EXCITEMENT MET THE RAGING THAMES OF 1883 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/3/21
THE FLOODING THAMES WREAKED HAVOC UPON THE CITY OF LONDON IN 1883 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/3/14
ACADEMY AWARDS WERE REFRESHING THIS YEAR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/3/7
SMALL SCHOOLS, BIG DREAMS BUT NOT IN CHATHAM-KENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/2/28
SOME RANDOM THOUGHTS ON SOME RANDOM TOPICS Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/2/21
CHATHAM KENT'S PAST NOT FREE OF PREJUDICE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/2/14
CHATHAM-KENT'S BLACK HISTORIC SITES ARE WORTH VISITING Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/2/7
ARTS, CULTURE AND THE ENVIRONMENT MISSING PIECES IN THE CURRENT POLITICAL SCENE Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/1/31
WAS THE ELECTION REALITY OR RETRIBUTION? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/1/24
NEW YEAR'S RESOLUTIONS NEED TO BE LESS SELF-CENTERED Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/1/17
VIOLENCE AND BULLYING WILL NOT GO AWAY THIS YEAR Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/1/10
A HUNDRED YEARS AGO LIFE WAS VERY DIFFERENT Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2006/1/3
CHRISTMAS ON KING STREET IN 1875 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/12/20
A CHRISTMAS SLEIGH RIDE BACK IN TIME Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/12/13
AND HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE YOU PLANNING TO KILL FOR CHRISTMAS? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/12/6
Entertainment should also be enlightenment Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/11/29
Bullying is not limited to our schools Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/11/22
Getting and spending we lay waste our powers Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/11/15
Pocket knife tells more than the story of war Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/11/8
Grandmother's ghost story made an eerie and lasting impression Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/11/1
B.C teacher strike is a breath of fresh air in a world of stagnant democracy Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/10/25
Ghostly tales have haunted us since our early beginnings Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/10/18
Suffering from CBC Withdrawal Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/10/11
Fairfield Mission burnt to the ground after Battle of the Thames Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/10/4
Heritage Days the Faire at the Forks has its own history! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/9/27
History of education in Chatham went through many stages Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/9/20
Education within Chatham-Kent began in the 1790s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/9/13
We have met the enemy and they are us! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/9/6
Let there be light Chatham's Carnegie Library Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/8/30
Have books will travel told the tale of Chatham\'s early libraries Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/8/23
Chatham Public Library had humble beginnings Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/8/16
Attracting seniors might lead to a rebirth of Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/8/9
Summer Time should be a time of innocence Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/8/2
Summer time is a time to reflect Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/7/26
Chatham was once an important ship building center Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/7/19
The arrival of the steamboat Argo brought the future to Chatham Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/7/12
The story behind O\' Canada has some local connections Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/7/5
Chatham-Kent of the 1890s enjoyed a healthy lifestyle Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/6/28
Crime stats for 1879 tell us a great deal Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/6/21
The Barnum Circus was a tough act to follow in 1887 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/6/14
The day the Barnum circus came to town Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/6/7
Government corruption is not anything new! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/5/31
Local historians should neither be blind nor bland Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/5/25
Heritage Days in need of your support Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/5/17
Pesha postcards have value in many ways Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/5/10
The loss of the Wellington Street Church is a loss for the community Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/5/3
John Gardiner is much more than a local hero Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/4/26
In a society bent on medication, we sometimes lose our personalities Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/4/19
Has time eroded civility? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/4/12
Burial and election of a pope is full of history and tradition Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/4/5
Crisis on the farm is a crisis for all of us Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/3/29
Word origins never fail to amaze Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/3/22
Once this same sex marriage thing is straightened out..... Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/3/15
Financial difficulties at Fanshawe will not go away soon Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/3/8
Black Mecca exhibit is a must see Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/3/1
Chatham-Kent\'s Black Historic Sites are worth visiting Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/2/22
Chatham-Kent\'s past not free of prejudice Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/2/15
Prejudice and discrimination is not the sole property of the past Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/2/8
Changing secondary school education a modest proposal (Part 2) Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/2/1
Changing the world of Secondary Education A Modest Proposal Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/1/25
Secondary school education experiment needs to be brought to an end Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/1/18
Our perverse fascination with being forever young is not healthy Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/1/11
New Years Day was an important \"calling day\" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2005/1/4
Christmas on King Street in 1875 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/12/21
Language and history inextricably linked Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/12/14
The origin of words have many historical roots Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/12/7
Local publications make great Christmas gifts Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/11/30
A proactive community is a progressive community Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/11/23
If we were smart....... Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/11/16
Four more years of rule will not be pleasant Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/11/9
U.S. election could be much more frightening than a horror movie Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/11/2
The history of Halloween rich and varied Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/10/26
Grandmother\'s ghost story made an eerie and lasting impression Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/10/19
October brings out the side of ourselves that we love to fear Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/10/12
It\'s the community, stupid! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/10/5
Much to appreciate at the Faire at the Forks Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/9/21
Connections between the \"Faire\" and modern fairs abound Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/9/14
A balance between the athletic and the artistic is needed Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/9/7
The empire of fat continues its expansion Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/8/31
Fast Food Nation depicts a scary corporate world Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/8/24
Heritage preservation and the responsibility of municipalities Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/8/17
Galleries, museums and theatres must become street level activities if they wish to survive Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/8/10
The Legacy of Shirley Bain Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/8/3
Gilberts take a well deserved break! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/7/27
The destruction of an old tree symbolizes a great deal Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/7/20
Restoration of the McKinlay Block is a dream worth pursuing Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/7/13
Roots Festival is on the right track Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/7/6
Pain Court\'s 150th anniversary is a time to celebrate its past, present and future Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/6/29
The American domination of the media is not a good thing Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/6/22
Right wing politics could take Canada down a road that ignores arts and culture concerns Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/6/15
Chatham-Kent has the potential to attract the emerging creative class Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/6/8
The rise of the \"Creative Class\" provides direction for Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/6/1
Chatham-Kent bylaws of the 1860s may have their supporters today Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/5/25
Chatham-Kent needs people who are \"Alive\"! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/5/18
The greatest Canadian might very well be in Chatham-Kent! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/5/11
The Thames Institute of the Arts is a plus for all of Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/5/4
The days of zero per cent tax increases may be over Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/4/27
Balance between the athletic and the artistic is needed Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/4/6
The day Buffalo Bill came to Chatham Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/3/30
Heritage Days the Faire at the Forks Needs You! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/3/23
Chatham-Kent bylaws of the 1860s may have their supporters today Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/3/9
Laying waste our powers in the 21st century Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/3/2
Education was the key to keeping up with the Jones Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/2/24
Modern lyrics not always inspiring Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/2/17
Modern winters are more devastating than early winters Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/2/10
Education was the key to keeping up with the Jones Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/2/3
We all have our "River Roads" that we run down Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/1/27
Where has our civility gone? Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/1/13
2004 could be the year of arts, heritage and culture in Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2004/1/6
Ask not what your community can do for you, but rather..... Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/12/30
Christmas is a time to reflect upon the past Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/12/23
Christmas on King Street in 1875 Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/12/9
Voyage back in time insightful but sad Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/12/2
Getting and spending, we lay waste our powers Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/11/25
Some men see things as they are and say "why" while others see things that never were and say "why not" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/11/18
November is the time to say "Thank-You" Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/11/11
Big Box Stores lack the charm and sincerity of the old family run business Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/11/4
The unexplained helps us to explain our lives Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/10/28
Lack of attendance at Ontario schools no surprise! Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/10/21
Chatham's second ghost walk promises to be even more frightening Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/10/14
Liberal promise a more arts and culture centred province Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/10/7
Heritage Days "The Faire at the Forks" has its own history Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/10/1
Local arts, culture and heritage events facing tough times Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/9/23
Lack of vision still blurs our way Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/9/16
Emphasis on province-wide testing is wrong-headed and pointless Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/9/2
The school bell beckons one more time Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/8/26
The blackout was also a history lesson Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/8/19
Rondeau Heritage Tour promises to help you escape summer doldrums Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/8/12
The cycles of life still remain Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/8/5
Romance on a warm, summer's night is not always simply confined to love Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/7/29
Entertainment should also be enlightenment Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/7/22
Life is no longer as risky as it used to be Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/7/15
Festival of Nations organizers might want to take a look at 1906 Festival for inspiration Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/7/8
American Civil War action closer to home Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/7/1
Maybe Canadian history isn't that boring Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/6/25
Ken Thompson A local hero concerned with preserving the past Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/6/17
More men and women who gave their names to history Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/6/10
Men and women who gave their names to history Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/6/4
Dramatic events of this past month should be celebrated Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/5/27
Dunstan Ramsay Day was a great idea with great potential Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/5/13
The old have a responsibility to bring the past to life for the young Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/5/6
Underground Railroad not always a route to freedom Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/4/29
Eighth grade education is not what it used to be Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/4/22
Capitol Theatre denial signals possible despair and death within Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/4/15
Arts, Heritage and culture need to be factored into Chatham-Kent's future Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/4/8
Reflections on Chatham-Kent's failed Brose bid Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/4/1
Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/3/18
Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/3/18
The early 1900's were charming and unique Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/3/11
Closing of CCI will have negative impact upon all of Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/3/4
The building of Chatham-Kent began with a single dwelling Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/2/25
Early settlers needed to be multi talented
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/2/18
Running around like chickens with their heads cut off
Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/2/11
Etched in glass, etched in history Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/2/4
Rising from the ashes in Chatham-Kent
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/1/28
Vessels on the water led to the development of Chatham-Kent
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/1/21
Our local past is good grist for great drama Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/1/14
People of Chatham-Kent are a generous and appreciative group Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2003/1/7
Restoration of the community should be prime goal in 2003
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/12/31
A Christmas Sleigh Ride Back In Time
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/12/17
Folk toys of an earlier time can still amaze

Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/12/10
And how many people are you planning to kill for Christmas?
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/12/3
Alcohol use and abuse in the 1800s Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/11/26
Some men see things as they are now and say "Why" while others see things that never were and say, "Why Not?"
 		Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/11/19
Pocket knife tells more than the story of war Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/11/12
International has had a long history in Chatham Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/11/5
Grandmother's ghost made an eerie and lasting impression Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/10/29
Ghostly tales have haunted us since our early beginnings Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/10/22
A Chatham-Kent Arts Festival A Brainstorming Session Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/10/15
Henry Smyth was a man for the times Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/10/8
It's time to view arts, heritage and culture as an industry Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/10/1
Wednesday night will be an important night for arts, heritage and culture in Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/9/24
Arts, culture and heritage appreciation can lead to understanding Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/9/17
Arts, heritage and culture in Chatham-Kent Jim and Lisa Gilbert 2002/8/29