MRI just what doctor ordered Courier Press staff Story 1 Chatham-Kent residents in need of an MRI will soon have the option of travelling to Sarnia. Still, acknowledges Adey, it will likely be some time before Chatham-Kent will have its own MRI since acquiring the funds and meeting the necessary protocol to purchase the equipment has been a lengthy process. A lot of people have been looking forward to it. Sarnia General Hospital commission members expect the MRI suite, which will be located on the ground floor of the St. Joseph's Health Centre site, will be fully operational by late summer or early fall. Not only were Irish eyes smiling Saturday night, but pupils were allegedly dilating too.
Police report responding to several disturbances involving people under the influence of alcohol.
Three 12-hour suspensions were also issued. You can't keep a good town down. And that mantra is the driving force behind the Wallaceburg and District Chamber of Commerce's decision to form a sub-committee comprised of approximately 25 area business leaders called the Community and Business Development Committee which, in turn, formed the Image Enhancement Committee. Committee members, several of whom gathered at the Nestle plant for a formal photo shoot Friday afternoon, say their mandate is to promote and diversify the community and each suggestion, no matter how minute, will be considered. Many of the people in Wallaceburg tend to get down on themselves and the town.