Getting more medical services and doctors in Amherstburg remains a priority for town council and many of its residents. Town council is pledging to work with health professionals in the area, residents and the province so that more doctors and nurses come to town. Representatives of the Windsor-Essex Ontario Health Team (WEOHT), which includes local health organizations like the Amherstburg Family Health Team (AFHT) among a large roster of health care partners, attended town

Carol’s Unisex Hair Design held their latest food drive for the food bank at Amherstburg Community Services. The salon focused on cereal, collecting 280 boxes. That beat their record of 240 boxes. The donation was presented to ACS executive director Kathy DiBartolomeo (back row, left) and her team Feb. 27. Also pictured are hairstylists Carol Charette (front), Vivienne Wood, Sam Woltz and Stephanie Borrelli. Cereal drive

Jessica Pedlar, a community connector with the P2P Neighbourhoods program at ACS, speaks at a meeting last Thursday morning at Amherstburg Community Services. Community meeting held regarding ACS's P2P Neighbourhood project By Ron Giofu The Pathway to Potential (P2P) project that has come to Amherstburg took another step forward last week. The local P2P Neighbourhoods program is being overseen locally by Amherstburg Community Services (ACS) with a community meeting being held