The Clinton Community Park splash pad will close for one week while the Municipality of Central Huron completes resurfacing work.
The closure begins Wednesday, August 5, with the splash pad scheduled to reopen Wednesday, August 12.
Municipal officials say the project will address increasing cracks in the existing surface.
The splash pad is located at 95 Park Lane in Clinton and also includes playgrounds, a skate park, seasonal accessible washrooms, and a picnic pavilion.
As Chatham-Kent marked the annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, James Street in Wallaceburg became a sea of orange as elementary school students took part in a Healing Walk.
The person was seen brandishing a firearm outside Chatham-Kent Secondary School, with officers later finding them and determining the weapon was an airsoft gun.
A meet-and-greet has been scheduled for October 15 at the Wallaceburg UAW Hall from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
Walpole Island First Nation, Kettle and Stony Point First Nation, and Saugeen First Nation are each getting $5,000 grants for their fire departments.
The Toronto Maple Leafs fells 3-2 to the visiting Montreal Canadiens in the regular-season opener for both teams Tuesday night.
Both the public and Catholic school boards say students are trending in the right direction when it comes to provincial testing.
