Jessica Gignac’s Grade 4/5 class at École St-Jean Baptiste held a “Musée Vivant,” which is a living museum, for fellow students, staff and parents/grandparents. The class gathers for a group shot. A local elementary school class in Amherstburg welcomed their fellow classmates, teachers and parents and presented them a living museum experience. Jessica Gignac’s Grade 4/5 class at École St-Jean Baptiste presented a “Musée Vivant” last Thursday (June 4) in the school gymnasium.

A barbershop quartet performs at the Active Aging Expo (above) while North Star High School culinary students helped provide appetizers (below). A barbershop quartet performs at the Active Aging Expo (left) while North Star High School culinary students helped provide appetizers (centre). Line dancing was one of the demonstrations (right). An event for seniors and those looking at getting better connected with services in Amherstburg and around Windsor-Essex County returned l

A rendering shows what the new units Habitat for Humanity is planning to build on Middle Side Road will look like. A new Habitat for Humanity build will be taking place in Amherstburg with the hope of starting construction in the fall. Habitat for Humanity CEO Fiona Coughlin said 18 new units are coming to town, to be located on Middle Side Road (County Road 10) east of the Golfview subdivision, and she added they are trying to get the word out about the upcoming build. “We’r