Busloads of Windsorites, young and old crossed the border to get some satisfaction at the Rolling Stones Concert in Detroit Wednesday night.
Rolling Stones satisfy Windsor’s young and old in the Motor City
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Leamington medical cannabis producer pledges $100K for osteoarthritis research
An Essex county medical cannabis producer has sponsored $100,000 to the Arthritis Society that will go towards researching marijuana as treatment for osteoarthritis.
Man finds Chrysler anniversary coin from 1934 in backyard
Robb Meloche was searching for buried treasure in the backyard of his Belle River home on Sunday when he stumbled across a Chrysler coin from 1934.
University of Windsor super student tackles cancer research
When Marisa Market was in elementary school, she told her parents she wanted to find a cure for cancer, and now she is well on her way.
Teen replaces birthday party with random acts of kindness
Most 14-year-olds don’t spend their birthday parties giving food to the Windsor Youth Centre and donating their hair to cancer patients, but Emma Gregoire thinks that should change.
New Beginnings kicks off Jobs for Youth Summer Program
Originally from South Sudan, Wilma Gendb faced both financial and cultural barriers when she moved to Canada in 2004.
Windsor-Essex increases recycling but could do better, Tom Bain says
Although residents of Windsor-Essex recycled slightly more in 2014 than in 2013, it may be difficult to substantially increase this amount looking forward.
York Street house fire causes $20,000 in damage
A house fire at 1543 York St. caused an estimated $20,000 in damage on Saturday evening.
Community mailbox placement disputed by east Windsor resident
Jeffrey Daoust hopes he won’t need a life jacket to retrieve his mail.
Updated: Talks resuming after grocery workers strike
Loblaw Companies Ltd. and the United Food and Commercial Workers union resumed contract negotiations Thursday after employees at nine Southwestern Ontario grocery stores went on strike that morning.
