Amherstburg Municipal Building A member of town council wants more information on litigation the town is connected to. Councillor Diane Pouget requested “a complete report” from administration of any pending lawsuits against the Town of Amherstburg, estimated costs to defend the town and how the town will pay for the possible expenses. Pouget said she has received the same question “over and over again” over the past few weeks about how many lawsuits the town is involved in.

Town council approved upgrades to the premier diamond at the Libro Centre, which has a total budget of over $375,000. New artificial turf and moving home plate 20-feet forward are among the works that have been approved. Town council has granted its approval to upgrades to the premier baseball diamond at the Libro Centre. Such improvements will be new artificial turf, moving the home plate out 20-feet to comply with Baseball Canada guidelines, and replacing clay around and on

Frank Cerasa Frank Cerasa is taking another run at being the mayor of Amherstburg. Cerasa is running for mayor this year, with his initial attempt being four years ago. One item he wants to clear up off the bat is his business interests, vehemently denying social media posts that claim he went bankrupt. Not addressing them gives that credibility, he believed. “The rumours on social media of multiple bankruptcies are untrue,” he said. “I have never had a bankruptcy. Never. We