A resident who posted a video involving her daughter, their dog and a confrontation with two other dogs in their neighbourhood has been online for about a week and discussion has included several concerns. Nina Di Maria noted her 11-year-old daughter was walking their dog in their neighbourhood when she was confronted by two dogs. She said complete strangers helped to step in to try and protect her daughter and called 911 and she expressed her thanks to them. Di Maria made a

The former General Amherst High School at 130 Sandwich St. S. is on a workplan by the town's heritage committee regarding properties that could be designated as heritage. The town’s heritage committee has endorsed a workplan which specifies which properties are the most important in terms of heritage designation. The endorsement came at last Thursday evening’s committee meeting at Amherstburg town hall and it allows administration to “strategically focus its resources” on the

Royal Canadian Legion Branch 157. The Legion Week parade has been approved not only for this year, but in the years to come as well. Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157 president Shawn Wilkie appeared before town council asking for the event permit be approved in perpetuity, something elected officials agreed to. Fees will also be waived in perpetuity. “National Legion Week is designed to educate the public on the good work that the Legions do for our communities,” said