A Christmas dinner was hosted earlier this month by Lighthouse Church. Lighthouse Church opened its doors and welcomed the community to a meal Dec. 7. The King St. church hosted 60 people for a meal in the church’s sanctuary. Pastor Adrian Ninaber said the church welcomed everyone from the community to the dinner and wanted to meet new people and families as well as parishioners. Ninaber stated they are using the sanctuary now more than the community space, as there are stair

Giuliana, Luke and Evan D’Amore enjoy a visit with Santa & Mrs. Claus last Sunday morning. Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157 opened its doors to not just the public last Sunday, but to Santa and Mrs. Claus as well. The Amherstburg Legion hosted its annual “Breakfast with Santa” event last Sunday morning with a large crowd filling the hall right at 9 a.m. and continuing for much of the morning. Laura Lucier was one of the Legion members helping to run the event, and sh

Josh Lenz, left; and Lisa Wright brough their children River, Jack and three-month-old twins Lovely and Atlas to meet Santa. The Libro Centre in Amherstburg was bursting with activity on Sunday morning with hockey games, Tots on the Turf and a visit from a couple of very special guests. It was the annual Breakfast with Santa and the Mayor, and for dozens of children and their families it was a time to get in another visit with the Jolly Old Elf. Josh Lenz and Lisa Wright of A