I recently discovered that the “Little Food Pantry”, which used to be at the stop sign on Salisbury St., I block from St. Barts., in Pittsboro town, has moved to right in front of the ODD CO., “beverage and art” establishment, right next to New Horizons West and The PhoenixContinue Reading
Plan now to attend the September 23, 2020 Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) meeting online starting at 6:00 PM. Our topic this month is ‘how to stay sane while quarantined’. It could also just as easily apply to a shelter-in-place situation. Hopefully we will not have a tropical storm thatContinue Reading
West Chatham Food Pantry located in Siler City is in need of volunteers. We need individuals from around 9:00 to 12:00 on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings to take care of food coming in on those mornings. We have to go through produce to make sure it is fresh enough,Continue Reading
CHATHAM COUNTY, N.C. — On the 19th anniversary of that fateful, tragic day, three local 9/11 first responders gathered in front of the Chatham County 9/11 Memorial to talk about their experiences almost two decades later. https://spectrumlocalnews.com/nc/triad/news/2020/09/11/local-9-11-first-responders-recount-experiences Date: Sat, 12 Sep 2020 13:36:02 -0400From: Gene Galin Subject: 9/11 First RespondersContinue Reading
Thanks to Megan Lynch for speaking up about Cary buying 217 acres of land for parks and preservation and suggesting Chatham do so, too—I saw a small article in the Chatham News &Record and thought about writing, too. We need to buy land along the Haw River if any isContinue Reading
Our wonderful Chatham nonprofit agencies have worked hard during this pandemic crisis to continue to provide services for those in need. They have worked to help the increased numbers of our neighbors who have lost jobs, need help for daily living, are hungry or facing other crises. They haveContinue Reading
This multi-episode video series is a collaborative effort with Barbara Hengstenberg of WidesArt and Bynum Front Porch through their recent community outreach grant provided by AARP. Perfect for:-homeschoolers-teachers looking for supplemental lessons-adults searching for creative outlets-anyone with writers’ or artists’ block Each episode of Creativity Sparks! will feature a wayContinue Reading
September 16th is the next virtual Wake Up Wednesday networking meeting. There have been 35-40 business leaders from around the area making themselves known at each virtual meeting. Please join us! Below is the link to join in. You may start logging on at 8am to take care of any technical issues youContinue Reading
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I agree with the previous posting. Something is “off” with the ink. Either it fades as the papers sit, or it just isn’t dark enough to read. I miss some of the old reporting as well. Each to their own choices, but it just doesn’t feel the same to me,Continue Reading
To Julie Nathanielz If you’re concerned about the quality of your water, the county department of environmental health is a good place to start. chathamnc.org/government/departments-programs/environmental-health/well-permits-and-water-sampling. If you are interested in the water quality for agricultural purposes then you might start with the department of agriculture, agronomic division, http://www.ncagr.gov/agronomi/uyrsoln.htm And you canContinue Reading
Thank you everyone at Chatlist for this outstanding vehicle to communicate and thank all our Lunchers for your kind support of the Community Lunch. 110 meals were served to our community last week. Thursday’s menu is: creamed escarole and country ham served over rice (a vegetarian version will be available),Continue Reading
I haven’t subscribed to nor bought a local newspaper In years- not since newspapers took on the ‘elongated’ Format. I just didn’t like it. I did miss, over the years, Having newspapers to use in cleaning up spills, etc. Today i bought a copy of ‘chatham news + record. PartlyContinue Reading
The Chatham Chamber of Commerce will host the Chatham Development Briefing on September 24, 2020 from 9 a.m. until 10:15 a.m. This year’s theme is “Strengthening & Moving Forward Together.” The briefing will take place through a Virtual Meeting Platform. The ticket price is $20 per person. Those interested inContinue Reading
The 19th Come Out and Play sculpture show (comeoutandplay.info) has gone virtual. Check out all of the amazing artists, and please think about participating in the Letters to the World installation that you will see on the website. The Letters to the World is an on-site installation that Debbie MeyerContinue Reading