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Holiday with a Hero wraps for another year

Holiday with a Hero wraps for another year

Tamara Thornton

Published: Dec 15, 2025

Windsor News Today

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Chatham-Kent's ninth Holiday with a Hero event has wrapped up, and it was a great success. Fifty-five kids took part in the program this year. OPP Provincial Constable Jay Denorer, a board member of Holiday with a Hero, explained that the program began with the idea of changing the perspective of kids who may view first responders in a negative way.

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