by Jolene Bulmer Windsor’s local musicians rely on their fans to buy merchandise. Kelly Ronholm is the lead guitarist in the all-girls local punk band, Where’s Amy? She has been a member of the band since April and says that
by Jolene Bulmer Some of Windsor’s local musicians are touring across Canada, getting record deals and even being signed to movie albums, while the local art scene is trying to catch up. Local artists have been showcasing their work in
In a period spanning Feb 8-12, Windsor Police Service: • Answered 1102 calls to emergency 911 phone lines • Responded to 249 calls to 911 requiring police attendance • Handled 948 calls for service, dispatched or officer-initiated • Issued 136
by Sean Previl In a 24-hour period spanning Feb 7-8, Windsor Police Service: • Answered 289 calls to emergency 911 phone lines • Responded to 88 calls to 911 requiring police attendance • Handled 311 calls for service, dispatched or
By Jessica Brisebois The Windsor Express have snapped a four-game losing streak against 2012 National Basketball League champions the London Lightning. The Express won 99-93 Jan. 27 at the WFCU Centre. Express forward Chris Commons shot seven for seven from
By Jessica Brisebois A new program aimed at keeping the mentally ill out of jail was launched Feb.6 by the Ontario Provincial Police Essex County and the Community Crisis Centre at Hotel-Dieu Grace Hospital. The Community Outreach and Support Team
Home-schooled students in Windsor and Essex County do not get their shot at trying out for public school sports. Greater Essex District School Board superintendent Sharon Pyke said it is against policy. “You’re either in the school system or you’re
By Y. Murad Erzinclioglu Enrollment may be down at the University of Windsor but the number of students at St. Clair College continues to rise. Over the past decade enrollment at the college has steadily increased year after year. In
by Hailey Trealout Colasanti’s Tropical Gardens opened its doors for their third annual craft show Feb. 2. An attendance of 60 local venders filled the halls of the venue, displaying their homemade merchandises. The craft show was run by Ashley
by James Zimmerman Fat Tuesday brings a familiar treat to Windsorites once a year and bakeries prepare weeks before to deliver the sweet stuff. Paczki are a popular treat for Windsorites to eat on Fat Tuesday. Traditionally, the reason for
2014 Olympic men’s hockey rosters By Kenton Wolfe Feb. 7 marked the official one-year countdown to the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, Russia. Though the NHL’s involvement in the international tournament has yet to be confirmed, it is widely speculated
By Tom Morrison The president of the University of Windsor wants to attract more students by making enrollment more appealing for new students and finding ways to promote ongoing developments at the school. University president Alan Wildeman addressed a
Here is a list of bakeries in Windsor where the Polish treat will be sold: Adriatic Bakery Address: 912 Tecumseh Road East Phone: 519-256-6575 Flavours: Apple, Blueberry, Cherry, Custard, Lemon Price: $7.99 1/2 doz Blak’s Bakery Address: 1022 Langlois Street
by Chris Mailloux A local upcoming comic book signing is bringing in big name industry writers and artists. Cartoon Kingdom is hosting a fifteenth anniversary comic book signing Feb 20 from 5 p.m. until 11 p.m. The event will feature
By Murad Erzinclioglu A new non-profit foundation is hoping to make Windsor and Essex County more awesome, $1,000 at a time. The Aweome Foundation that originally started in Boston in 2009 has since become a worldwide network of “people devoted
by Jolene Perron Tim Hortons across Essex County are giving residents an outlet for their pennies as they go out of circulation. Tim Hortons customers have possibly seen the donation boxes for Tim Hortons camps for years. The coffee shops
The University of Windsor’s newest writer-in-residence met with at a local book store to read from his latest book. Biblioasis hosted an evening with Ray Robertson Feb 5.Robertson read from his book David and later did a Q&A session. The
by Mitchell Brandner Starting Feb. 11, Goyeau Street will become the new access point for the Windsor-Detroit tunnel. Local traffic will no longer have access to the section of Goyeau Street between Wyandotte Street and Park Street. “This is a
By Kenton Wolfe The disappointing season of the St. Clair Saints men’s volleyball team will come to a close Feb. 10, when they play host to the Sheridan Bruins. Despite winning just six of 17 games this season, the team
by Melissa Iarusso A local novice boxer has taken home the gold medal after competing at Canada’s largest amateur boxing tournament. Hisham Abdu made his amateur boxing debut at the annual Brampton Cup tournament Feb. 1-3. The 21-year-old welterweight from
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