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• Notice of Road Closure: Cty Rd 20 between Front Rd S & Conc 3 S will be closed beginning August 20th for 3 days, w… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  15-08-2018 22:41 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Notice of Road Closure:Cty Rd 20 between Front Rd S & Conc 3 S will be closed beginning August 20th for 3 days, w… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Prue wants to put his experience to work for Amherstburg

  15-08-2018 20:39 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Michael Prue believes he can use his municipal and provincial experience to work for Amherstburg.
  Prue – a former mayor of East York, Toronto city councillor and MPP for the riding of Beaches East York – wants to focus on Amherstburg and what he feels he can do for it. Both he and wife Shirley have owned a home in Amherstburg for eight years and full-time residents for four.
  “I came to love the town and everything in it,” said Prue.
  After
  
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• Lavigne hopes voters will return him to council for a second term

  15-08-2018 20:34 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Jason Lavigne enjoyed his first term on council and wants to bring what he learned to another term.
  Lavigne is the only incumbent councillor seeking a return to the position.
  “I thoroughly enjoyed being a part of this council,” said Lavigne. “I enjoyed the experience of being involved with all aspects of the town.”
  Lavigne said he is proud of what has been accomplished this term, stating the town has been placed in the right direction. He
  
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• Gemmell believes town is corporation, should be run like one

  15-08-2018 20:29 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Pauline Gemmell wants to continue to help the community she lives in so she is trying again to become a councillor.
  Gemmell, the executive director of the Essex County Nurse Practitioner-Led Clinic, is running in the Oct. 22 municipal election. That is the clinic that is expanding into Amherstburg with plans to move into part of the former St. Bernard School. She said she is anxious to get that going so that local people can access more medical services locally.
  
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• Local scholarship founder hits first of two fundraising targets

  15-08-2018 20:13 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A local scholarship founder has hit her first fundraising target and is now aiming to finish the job.
  Cessidia De Biasio, founder of the Addolorata De Luca Leadership Scholarship (ADL), announced that they have reached the first fundraising milestone of $25,000.  She stated the ADL Scholarship needs the community’s help in reaching their ultimate fundraising goal of $40,000 and has put out a “call to action” to raise the remaining $15,000.
  
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• Mission trying to raise money for new chairs

  15-08-2018 19:33 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Faced with the cost of having to replace their chairs, the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission is hoping the community can help them out.
  The current chairs at the mission are becoming damaged and worn out, so the mission’s board is replacing them with 100 new ones. They are looking for people to sponsor the chairs at a cost of $50 each, though vice president Shirley Hitchcock says that covers not only the cost of the chairs but upgrades to the tables
  
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• Local mother hoping to have daughter treated in Hamilton

  15-08-2018 19:17 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A local mother is hoping to have her daughter treated by a specialist in Hamilton and would like to see the waiting list trimmed down.
  Cathy Roberts would like to have her daughter Cassidy treated by a specialist in Hamilton as it is believed she suffers from Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome (POTS), a form of dysautonomia. POTS is a form of orthostatic intolerance that is associated with the presence of excessive tachycardia and many other symptoms upon
  
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• Young offender charged after driving stolen vehicle

  15-08-2018 19:04 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  A male young offender faces a number of charges after he was stopped after allegedly driving a stolen vehicle.
  Amherstburg police made a vehicle stop Sunday around 4 p.m. in the 200 block of Lowes Side Road. Police say after running the plate on the vehicle, it was determined to be stolen. The young offender was charged with possession of property obtained by crime, failure to comply with a sentence and possession of a scheduled substance.Break-ins   Amherstburg police ar
  
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• Council votes down zoning bylaw amendment

  15-08-2018 18:59 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Town council has unanimously refused to grant a zoning bylaw amendment for a Concession 6 North property that has raised the ire of its neighbours.
  The property is home to numerous dogs and both neighbours and council members have been concerned about activities at the site for at least the last month, as the matter was also talked about at a July planning meeting. Concerns raised included the breeds of dogs, the proximity of activity to neighbours, whether activities
  
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• Council defers planning report, developer says that kills Wendy’s proposal

  15-08-2018 18:42 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Town council voted to defer a amending development agreement for 83 Sandwich St. S. and that deferral has killed the chances of Wendy’s coming to Amherstburg, according to the property owner.
  The deferral came as a result of a letter from Sobeys’ lawyers with the majority of council, with the exception of Mayor Aldo DiCarlo and Councillor Rick Fryer, opting to wait until that matter was addressed by the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT). However,
  
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• Public consultations for Duffy’s property include two more options

  14-08-2018 20:52 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Public input was gathered on a class environmental assessment for the Duffy’s property with two other options also presented for the land’s future.
  Town staff and consultants from Landmark Engineers Inc. presented afternoon and evening open houses last Wednesday in the Libro Centre’s community room. Dan Krutsch, president of Landmark Engineers, said it was the first of two sessions in which the public will be invited.
  The new option allowing fo
  
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• Upgrades occurring at Ure’s Country Kitchen

  14-08-2018 20:23 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A staple in Malden Centre is undergoing a bit of an upgrade.
  Ure’s Country Kitchen is celebrating their 30th anniversary with owners Randy and Laurie Ure performing upgrades to the site, specifically to the gas pumps. The regular pumps are out of commission until the week of Aug. 28 but a temporary pump has been set up on the east side of the building.
  The pumps themselves are being replaced along with upgrades to wiring, underground lines and monitoring s
  
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• Section of County Road 20 closed in Amherstburg starting Aug. 20

  14-08-2018 16:42 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  County Road 20 will be closed between Front Road South and Concession Road 3 South in Amherstburg beginning Aug. 20.
  The closure is needed to remove and replace a culvert. The closure and detour is expected to last about three days.
  County Road 20 will be open to local traffic only up to the road closure for eastbound and westbound motorists and drivers will not be permitted to go through the construction zone.
  The town is asking drivers to slow down, obey the traffic signs and follow the posted
  
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• County Road 20 facing road closure this week, another starting next week

  13-08-2018 15:35 via News – River Town Times
   
  The town is advising that County Road 20 will be closed between Front Road South and Concession 3 South to through traffic starting next Monday.
  The closure is to facilitate the removal and replacement of a road crossing culvert. The town says this closure is expected to last approximately three days, weather permitting. Detour routes will be posted.
  During this time, the town states that no access will be permitted through the construction zone. County Road 20 will remain open to local t
  
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• #Amherstburg Council meets tonight for both a Special Planning (5:30 pm) and Regular Council meeting (6:00 pm). Cli… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  13-08-2018 15:28 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  #Amherstburg Council meets tonight for both a Special Planning (5:30 pm) and Regular Council meeting (6:00 pm). Cli… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• “Can-Dunk-A-Dunk” fundraiser tops 2017 total

  13-08-2018 14:55 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Ron Giofu
  The Amherstburg LCBO store held its annual fundraiser for United Way Aug. 1 and it topped the 2017 event.
  This year’s event was “Can-Dunk-A-Dunk,” with the main attraction being a dunk tank that was alongside the Sandwich St. S. store. Staff from the LCBO went inside, including Elaine Marton and Marylynn Bartlett, with those two being two of the main organizers of the event. Mayor Aldo DiCarlo also went in the water several times late in the afternoon.
  The A
  
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• Notice of proposed housekeeping Zoning By-Law Amendment. Public meeting scheduled for Thursday August 30, 2018… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  10-08-2018 22:36 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Notice of proposed housekeeping Zoning By-Law Amendment.Public meeting scheduled for Thursday August 30, 2018… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Windsor man took his own life after Amherstburg shooting, says SIU

  10-08-2018 20:17 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  The province’s Special Investigations Unit has cleared Windsor police after a standoff last fall ended with the suspect dead by a self-inflicted gunshot wound to his head.
  In a report released Friday, SIU said it’s clear that the suspect — a 34-year-old Windsor man — died by his own actions, and was already dead when officers entered the garage in which he had barricaded himself.
  The standoff happened in the 1500 block of Betts Avenue on Sept. 15, 2017.
  Police officers at
  
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• What a beautiful day for a walk in #Amherstburg’s #KNYP ⁦@RTT_Amherstburg⁩ ⁦@Aldo_DiCarlo⁩ ⁦@Amherstburg_CAO⁩ https://t.co/0z9Z2XTnwl

  10-08-2018 17:56 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  
  What a beautiful day for a walk in #Amherstburg’s #KNYP ⁦@RTT_Amherstburg⁩ ⁦@Aldo_DiCarlo⁩ ⁦@Amherstburg_CAO⁩ https://t.co/0z9Z2XTnwl
  
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• “No Reasonable Grounds To Lay Criminal Charges” In 2017 Police Shooting

  10-08-2018 16:38 via Amherstburg – BlackburnNews.com
  The director of Ontario’s Special Investigations Unit has cleared Windsor Police in the shooting death of a man almost a year ago.
  Back on September 15, 2017, officers arrived at a home on Betts Ave. in response to an investigation being carried by Amherstburg Police.
  Amherstburg officers were investigating an attempted murder. There was a shooting at a home in the town the night before, but the victim survived.
  Officers arrived at the home on Betts Ave. in Windsor around 9:30am and set up
  
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• Ebenezer Reynolds, of Stowe, Colchester

  10-08-2018 16:26 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  (Editor’s Note: This is the sixteenth in a series of articles about the Belle Vue property, most of which have been written by Debra Honor. Honor is a local historian/genealogist and a member of the Belle Vue Conservancy.)
   
  By Debra Honor UE, PLCGS
   
  Thomas Reynolds family had three sons and two daughters. We read a lot about Robert, Catherine and Margaret, but not much is said of brothers Thomas Augustus and Ebenezer. Thomas Augustus joined the Royal Navy and move
  
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• Lakeshore girl collects donations to save Camp Bryerswood

  10-08-2018 02:41 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  A love of Camp Bryerswood moved an 11-year-old Girl Guide to donate $25 in birthday money and then raise $400 to save the Amherstburg camp.
  And she wants to keep going.
  Isabella Cowan-Rivera of Lakeshore started with her birthday money and then collected donations from friends and neighbours to reach $200 which was matched by her parents.
  She donated it to the online gofundme.com campaign that has raised $4,250 of its $15,000 goal.
  “My mouth fell open,” online fundraising manage
  
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• Amherstburg Policing Preparations “Going Very Well”

  09-08-2018 21:43 via Amherstburg – BlackburnNews.com
  Windsor’s police chief says he is pleased with the progress made in the efforts to take over policing in Amherstburg.
  Chief Al Frederick provided an update on the transition process during the Windsor Police Services Board meeting Thursday. With the Ontario Civilian Police Commission (OCPC) having approved the plan to have Windsor absorb the Amherstburg Police Department, the chief says the transition efforts are running smoothly.
  “It’s going very well,” says Frederick. &
  
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• Amherstburg Policing Preparations ‘Going Very Well’

  09-08-2018 21:43 via Amherstburg – BlackburnNews.com
  Windsor’s police chief says he is pleased with the progress made in the efforts to take over policing in Amherstburg.
  Chief Al Frederick provided an update on the transition process during the Windsor Police Services Board meeting Thursday. With the Ontario Civilian Police Commission (OCPC) having approved the plan to have Windsor absorb the Amherstburg police department, the chief says the transition efforts are running smoothly.
  “It’s going very well,” says Frederick. &
  
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• New blood lab officially open in Amherstburg

  09-08-2018 17:08 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  A new blood lab has opened in town.
  The Amherstburg Blood Lab is now open and is located within the Amherstburg Health Care Centre, located at 433 Sandwich St. S. The lab is staffed by head lab technician Charlene Seguin and office manager Patricia DiPierdomenico.
  A ribbon cutting was held last Tuesday afternoon at the clinic, located in suite five of the newly-expanded building.
  Mayor Aldo DiCarlo cuts the ribbon at the new Amherstburg Blood Lab, located at the Amherstburg Health
  
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• Newest Amherstburg festival proves to be “uncommon”

  08-08-2018 21:37 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Mother Nature put the “steam” into “steampunk” over the Civic Holiday weekend but enthusiasts of that and Harry Potter still came to Amherstburg anyway.
  The first Amherstburg Uncommon Festival was held last Friday through Sunday, organizers are still pleased with how things transpired. High heat and humidity kept people off the streets at points, but the reported attendance figure by the town was 35,000 for the three days.
  “One of the thin
  
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• Pouget believes she has experience, track record to be deputy mayor

  08-08-2018 20:59 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A third current town councillor is seeking the job of deputy mayor.
  Diane Pouget filed her nomination papers July 27 and became the fourth and final candidate for the position. Pouget will be running against council colleagues Rick Fryer and Leo Meloche as well as Amherstburg Police Services Board chair Bob Rozankovic.
  “I decided to run for deputy mayor believing I have the knowledge, experience and proven track record to properly represent our residents,&
  
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• Keenan encourages public involvement, less divisiveness

  08-08-2018 20:48 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  After fighting for fairer hydro costs and even meeting with then-Premier Kathleen Wynne, Libby Keenan is now looking to get into provincial politics.
  Keenan is one of the 14 candidates for councillor in the Oct. 22 municipal election. She gained prominence due to her online posts about hydro, with that eventually resulting in a meeting with Wynne. Keenan notes she is an administrator of a “Take Back Your Power” Facebook page.
  “I think I ended up with
  
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• Sutherland trying to return to council, looking at a councillor position

  08-08-2018 20:26 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A former deputy mayor is attempting to return to town council, this time as a councillor.
  Ron Sutherland, who served as Amherstburg’s deputy mayor from 2010-14, is trying to be an elected official once again. He said he made the decision to run for a councillor’s position as he, as well as residents he has spoken with, “are not pleased with the lack of transparency” with the current council.
  “There are too many in-camera meetings wi
  
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• Amherstburg Freedom Museum recognizes long-time member at Emancipation Gala

  08-08-2018 19:34 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  In recognition of Emancipation Day, the Amherstburg Freedom Museum held its annual gala Friday night.
  This year, it was a special occasion for one particular member of the museum family.
  Philip Alexander was presented a Lifetime Achievement Award for his involvement with the museum, which began as the North American Black Historical Museum. Though the museum officially launched in 1975, efforts to get it started date back over a decade prior to that with Alexand
  
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• Amherstburg police investigating after TV swiped from store

  08-08-2018 18:44 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  The Amherstburg Police Service is investigating the theft of a television from Walmart.
  It was reported July 30 that someone took a television valued at roughly $400 and escaped through a fire exit. The suspect got into a Honda vehicle but no plate information was obtained.
  The suspect is described as a white male, in his 30’s, and roughly 5’11” tall.
  The matter is still under investigation.
  *Amherstburg police report that around 10 a.m. on July 30, a garage was e
  
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• Full report on new hires discussed, will not be provided

  08-08-2018 18:23 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A request from a town councillor for a report on new hires will not be coming forward as her colleagues were concerned it wouldn’t show the full picture.
  Councillor Diane Pouget asked for a “full report” on all the town’s new hires in the past four years including all costs relating to salary and benefits. She said she has read documentation where wages alone have increased $2.2 million in the last three years.
  “The reason (for the
  
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• Rozankovic updates position on policing issue

  08-08-2018 18:15 via News – River Town Times
   
  Deputy Mayor candidate Bob Rozankovic has updated his position on the issue of the police switchover from Amherstburg police to Windsor police.
  Rozankovic, who currently chairs the Amherstburg Police Services Board, noted he was limited in what he could say when profiled in May, but now that the Ontario Civilian Police Commission (OCPC) has rendered its ruling, he has issued the following statement:
  “With the OCPC ruling now having ben publicized I can answer the question on the muc
  
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• We still have a few spots left for the upcoming "HOME ALONE" course on Friday August 17th. Piece of mind knowing… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  08-08-2018 16:00 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  We still have a few spots left for the upcoming "HOME ALONE" course on Friday August 17th.Piece of mind knowing… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Community steps in to fund cancelled A'burg shuttle

  08-08-2018 05:26 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  Just weeks after Amherstburg Community Services announced it would be cancelling a three-year-old shuttle service for area students attending St. Clair College, the community has pulled together and raised the $75,000 needed for a new shuttle.
  Last month, Amherstburg Community Services cancelled one of the shuttles connecting the town to Windsor because of high repair costs. It needed $75,000 to purchase a new 10-seater accessible vehicle for students and for seniors to get to medical appointmen
  
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• ACS to get new accessible vehicle thanks to local family

  07-08-2018 20:05 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Amherstburg Community Services (ACS) will be re-adding an accessible vehicle to its fleet thanks to a local family and an area company.
  The Goggin family of Amherstburg donated $32,000 to ACS’ accessible vehicle fundraising campaign. That money, on top of the $18,000 raised by ACS, brought the total to $50,000 and by reaching that amount, it triggered the Concours Mold Challenge.
  Concours Mold Inc. pledged to donate $25,000 if the community could raise the
  
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• “Ditches and Faces of Essex County” on exhibit at the Gibson Gallery

  07-08-2018 19:55 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  A pair of friends and artists teamed up for the latest exhibit at The Gibson Gallery.
  Vivian Klinck and Trudy Dempsey, who paint together at least three days per week, have teamed up for “Ditches and Faces of Essex County.” There was a reception for the exhibit last Sunday afternoon and it runs through Aug. 26.
  Klinck provided the “ditches” portion of the exhibit. She said she has lived in the area for over 50 years and for much of that t
  
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• TACCA members visit Amherstburg Freedom Museum

  07-08-2018 19:47 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Jonathan Martin
   
  Around 50 Thornhill African Caribbean Canadian Association (TACCA) members came through town on a large bus with the words “York Regional Police” emblazoned on its side.
  The group made the lengthy journey from Thornhill, along the northern border of Toronto, to visit the Amherstburg Freedom Museum.
  York Regional Police (YRP) provided the group with transportation as part of its Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Bureau programming.  When the police
  
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• St. Andrew’s Church musical director presents “A Concert for Marguerite”

  07-08-2018 19:31 via News – River Town Times
   
  By Ron Giofu
   
  Matthew Kulbacki lost his mother in March and paid tribute to her recently.
  Kulbacki, the musical director at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church, organized “A Concert for Marguerite.” A packed house came to the Simcoe St. church to listen to Kulbacki perform along with Chris Borshuk, Phil Kasurak, Tracey Atin, Daniela Marentette and Mike Houston.
  “My mother passed away in late-March,” he said. “I wanted to do a tribute to her involving
  
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• As part of the EA on the Waterfront project (former Duffy's property) in #Amherstburg, we are hosting 2 drop-in pub… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  07-08-2018 16:23 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  As part of the EA on the Waterfront project (former Duffy's property) in #Amherstburg, we are hosting 2 drop-in pub… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Funnel Cloud, Outages With Civic Holiday Storm – GALLERY

  06-08-2018 22:09 via Amherstburg – BlackburnNews.com
  Southwestern Ontario got drenched and blown around a bit as storms moved through Monday afternoon.
  A line of strong thunderstorms moved through Windsor-Essex shortly after 3pm, bringing with it heavy downpours and high winds.
  Environment Canada says a funnel cloud was reported near Amherstburg, though there were no reports of touchdowns. The weather agency says this may account for isolated pockets of higher winds in that area.
  These storms were capable of heavy rain, frequent lightning and wind
  
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• Sarah Parks Horsemanship celebrates 15 years of summer horse camps

  06-08-2018 19:55 via News – River Town Times
   
   
  When Sarah Parks reflects on her life-long love for horses, she is happy to say that is one passion that she has never outgrown.
  Parks melded her passion with purpose in 2003 and ran her first summer camp, offering a “nature-centered week of horseback riding, self-expression and adventure.” She is now proud to say that 15 years later, over 100 children per year experience the “powerful impact” of horses through her camps and programs.
  “The best advice
  
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• Looks amazing...love the costumes! twitter.com/amherstburgnow…

  04-08-2018 15:19 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Looks amazing...love the costumes! twitter.com/amherstburgnow…
  
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• Thanks Danielle. Hope you had an Uncommonly good time #becurious #invent #play #imagine twitter.com/daniellemoldov…

  04-08-2018 03:55 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Thanks Danielle. Hope you had an Uncommonly good time #becurious #invent #play #imagine twitter.com/daniellemoldov…
  
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• Giant spiders, faeries, magic — Amherstburg Uncommon Festival delights guests

  04-08-2018 02:44 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  Broomsticks, black hats and even giant spiders — not your common run-of-the-mill retail offerings — hung in shopfronts along Amherstburg’s Dalhousie Street, which was renamed Dalhousie Alley over the weekend.
  The first-ever Amherstburg Uncommon Festival drew hundreds of costume-clad visitors and scores more of regular folks to the town’s Toddy Jones and Navy Yard parks for three days of fantasy fun.
  The municipally organized and family-friendly event drew inspiration from
  
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• REMINDER: All garbage and North Zone yard waste, scheduled for pick up Monday August 6th , will be collected on Sat… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  04-08-2018 01:00 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  REMINDER: All garbage and North Zone yard waste, scheduled for pick up Monday August 6th , will be collected on Sat… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Future of Amherstburg skate shop secured

  04-08-2018 00:08 via Amherstburg – Windsor Star
  The new operator of the skate shop at Amherstburg’s Libro Centre hopes to have it reopened by early next month.
  Town council recently approved the business plan put forward by the owners of Nantais Athletics Inc. in Windsor.
  “I’d like to be out there by Sept. 1 at least,” said Mike Morencie who took over Nantais Sports Shop on Tecumseh Road West last fall along with partners Mike Urban and Joe Cleroux. “We’re waiting on some legal paperwork from the town
  
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• Please note - Municipal offices will be closed on Monday August 6th for the Civic Holiday. Regular office hours re… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  03-08-2018 22:01 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Please note - Municipal offices will be closed on Monday August 6th for the Civic Holiday.Regular office hours re… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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• Notice of road closures for this weekend's FREE Uncommon Festival in #Amherstburg (note shuttle service runs from t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…

  03-08-2018 14:01 via Town of Amherstburg @Aburg_TownHall
  Notice of road closures for this weekend's FREE Uncommon Festival in #Amherstburg (note shuttle service runs from t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1…
  
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