By Aaron Lombardi A local dancer is continuing her professional career in Los Angeles with hopes of sustaining an income. Tawnie Clarke, 19, began dancing at three-years-old, where she studied at Nancy Pattison’s Dance World. Since the earliest stages
By Chelsea Girard The University of Windsor Womyn’s Centre sold purple scarves to bring awareness to domestic violence. The Womyn’s Centre sold the scarves until the end of the November and all proceeds were donated to Hiatus House, a social
By: Bela Antonio A local cigar shop has yet to see any changes with regards to the recent adjustments to the US-Cuban trade embargo. La Casa Del Habano sells a huge range of Cuban cigars. Jay Henderson, 45, manager
By Cyrus Chase People of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender and Queer community are feeling more accepted today. The Windsor Essex Pride Community office was established in the fall of 2008. Things started off rough because at the time homophobia
By Jamal Hamadani In the past, Windsor was not a popular place for tourists but that has recently changed. Josie Hendry is currently employed as a travel agent at Leto Travel Service Inc. She is responsible for assisting people who
By Kylie Turner Becoming a celebrity has become more accessible to the public through the instantaneous world-wide connection of the Internet. Social media platforms have the ability to connect the like-minded. These platforms allow individuals to share videos, pictures and
Windsorites have been trying to break into filmmaking careers, hoping help advance the film industry in the city. Film Camp for Kids & Youth was founded by Amanda Gellman in Windsor. The organization is committed to fostering creativity in film,
By Noah Gecelovsky From the iPod and Apple Streaming to Spotify and YouTube, the 21st generation has created a number of different sources and platforms to find and listen to music. But there are still two ways of listening to music that will never die:
By Danielle Gagnier Windsor SOUP partnered with St. Clair College and Walkerville Brewery for their micro-funding dinner on Nov. 27. Windsor SOUP is organized by Enactus Windsor. They hold monthly micro-funding dinners and bring the community together to hear about
Local businesses have been promoting their products and expanding to new crowds by partnering up with others. Craft Heads Brewing Company has been in Windsor since February 2015. Co-owner Bryan Dactoc said partnering with other businesses has helped grow their
By Kurlis Mati A local taekwondo group and its instructors teach the importance of the art and self-defense. Masters Taekwondo Academy is a self-defense school that teaches a style of martial arts that originates from Korea. They teach physical
The family-owned business La Stella Market has been in Little Italy for 47 years and plans on being there for a lot longer. Eugene Pugliese, who goes by Jimmy, is the owner of La Stella Market. The business was built
By Christina Chibani Students at the University of Windsor are trying to make a change to rising tuition fees and post-secondary debt. In the past few weeks, students had the choice to walk out of class to protest. The
By Lyndi-Colleen Morgan Residents and staff of Ouellette Manor are waiting to see the results of the pest treatments that are underway. Treatment of the 400 unit complex at 920 Ouellette Ave. began Nov. 3 on the 24th floor. The
By Kylie Turner A local business owner has opened a second location of his upscale lounge hoping it will be as successful as his first location. Wineology is located on Wyandotte Street East in Windsor. The second location, in Tecumseh,
By Nate Hinckley Students in the St.Clair College journalism program took part in their biannual Blitz Day on Nov 4. Blitz Day consists of the school’s first-year students going out and finding a story then conducting their interviews. They
By Joe Gibel A local man is leaving his mark on Windsorites through the art of tattooing. Mike Knight, 35, has been tattooing in various local tattoo shops for the past six years. He began tattooing after being laid off
By Kenneth Pastushyn Remembering Bozo’s Big Top is one of the 500 Ways to Know You’re From Windsor. Bozo’s Big Top was on every weekday at 8 a.m. from 1967 to 1975 on CKLW TV9 before you went to school,
By Felicia Patterson A Windsor church has hosted a series of annual concerts starring celebrity gospel singers and is planning to continue hosting the events at a new location. Throne of Grace is one of three churches in Windsor that
By Justin Crouch As Facebook becomes larger and increasingly relevant, more than one billion users now have access to applications which integrate features from other unique platforms. Mobile applications such as Snapchat have had difficulty keeping up as Facebook integrates new
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