Amherstburg Community Services (ACS)  executive director Kathy DiBartolomeo addresses the crowd at the Pathway to Potential (P2P) program launch last Saturday. The City of Windsor and County of Essex’s Pathway to Potential (P2P) program has expanded to Amherstburg and the four-year initiative kicked off last weekend. The P2P program is being administered locally by Amherstburg Community Services (ACS) and they held a community barbecue last Saturday. With a particular focus o

Darlene Lachance from Thentix and Stephen Laing from Just Freeze It Sweets were two of the vendors at Sobeys on the weekend. A vendor fair returned over the weekend to the Sobeys store in Amherstburg. Approximately 15 vendors from businesses in Windsor-Essex County were throughout the Sandwich St. S. store. Franchise owners Rick and Krista Truant said it was not only a way to draw people into the store, but to let them see some of what is being created around this area. “We’r

Alexa Daniels was among the volunteers helping to pass out candy at last Sunday evening’s “Candy-Palooza” at Encounter Church. Kids, parents, grandparents and others seeking some Halloween fun (and candy) got that thanks to a local church over the weekend. Encounter Church presented its seventh annual “CandyPalooza” last Sunday evening aand the lines were stretched around the building at points. Most children, and some adults, were decked out in their Halloween costumes a few