The Skills Park layout proposed by WEBC. The new bicycle skills park the Windsor-Essex Bike Community (WEBC) wants will be the subject of a grant application to the Ontario Trillium Foundation.  Town council agreed to send a letter off in support, but agreed the only area the letter will apply to is the skills park itself and not the trail system. Councillor Don McArthur noted WEBC wants to put in the bicycle skills park at the Libro Centre to go with the trails they have already fundraised...

Four-year-old Grayson Baldwin, being held by mom Stacey, was subject of a fundraiser in River Canard last Saturday night. A fundraiser for a four-year-old boy with a rare form of cancer brought community members out in full force over the weekend. “Grayson’s Pasta Dinner” fundraiser was held Saturday evening at the River Canard Columbian Club, with proceeds benefitting young Grayson Baldwin and his family. The proceeds from the event totalled $5,146. Karey Montgomery, Grayson’s aunt, said the...

Ontario Minister of Long-Term Care Natalia Kusendova-Bashta (fifth from left, holding her son Matthew) was at the site of where the new Chateau Park Long-Term Care Home is being built. She provided an update during her March 4 visit. Ontario’s minister of long-term care was in Amherstburg last week to get a look at the new long-term care home under construction. Chateau Park Long-Term Care Home is moving to the building currently under construction at 140 Fryer St., at the corner of Richmond...