Spotting Greyhound Rescue Windsor. They had a charity dog wash at the PetValu on Tecumseh Rd. to raise funds and awareness. We don't have a greyhound, but we do have a 110 lb dog in need of a bath. $10 donation to their cause. We were in line behind others with mostly very small dogs. Their volunteers were amazing with our big, water phobe baby. It was so clear that even though they were raising funds for their greyhounds, they loved all dogs. I didn't get names, but the lady taking pictures and talking to the customers, the lady and gentleman who gave our dog the best bath EVER, Thank you, you are all amazing people who clearly are dedicated to the pets that we call family members. Your passion for our 4 legged friends is inspiring. Keep fighting the good fight and we wish you much success.

Time laps video of a beautiful sunset on the river.

Link: instagram.com/p/1mbHYYTSqd/

On Sunday April 19 2015 at approximately 1:15 p.m. Windsor Police were dispatched to a park in the 5400 block of Lassaline Avenue. Investigation revealed that a group of young children were playing in the park when a large white vehicle pulled up. It is alleged that the man grabbed a seven year old girl, brought her into the vehicle and drove off. The young children gave slightly different variations. At this point police have not confirmed whether or not an abduction took place. It is unknown if it was simply a parent or a relative picking up the child legitimately or a stranger. There have not been any reports of missing children. Police are asking anyone with information to contact police at 519-258-6111. We are also asking parents that may have picked up a 7years old at that park to contact police so that we could have a better determination of what took place.



Possible suspect description:



White male in his 30's driving a large white 4 door vehicle.




Anyone with information is asked to contact Windsor Police at 519-258-6111, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS), online at www.catchcrooks.com, or Submit a Tip on Facebook.


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Constable Andrew Drouillard

Corporate Communications Unit

Windsor Police Service - Headquarters

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Office: (519) 255-6700 ext. 4204

POLICE INVESTIGATE POSSIBLE ABDUCTION



On Sunday April 19 2015 at approximately 1:15 p.m. Windsor Police were dispatched to a park in the 5400 block of Lassaline Avenue. Investigation revealed that a group of young children were playing in the park when a large white vehicle pulled up. It is alleged that the man grabbed a seven year old girl, brought her into the vehicle and drove off. The young children gave slightly different variations. At this point police have not confirmed whether or not an abduction took place. It is unknown if it was simply a parent or a relative picking up the child legitimately or a stranger. There have not been any reports of missing children. Police are asking anyone with information to contact police at 519-258-6111. We are also asking parents that may have picked up a 7years old at that park to contact police so that we could have a better determination of what took place.



Possible suspect description:



White male in his 30's driving a large white 4 door vehicle.




Anyone with information is asked to contact Windsor Police at 519-258-6111, Crime Stoppers anonymously at 519-258-8477 (TIPS), online at www.catchcrooks.com, or Submit a Tip on Facebook.


For further information:


Content posted by:

Constable Andrew Drouillard

Corporate Communications Unit

Windsor Police Service - Headquarters

Windsor, Ontario, Canada

Office: (519) 255-6700 ext. 4204

To the young man sitting next to me at the Michigan Diner
From a grateful senior citizen. Thank you so much for your wonderful act of kindness in paying for my meal. It was so kind of you. Be sure I will find a way to pass it on. You have been spotted.

Last monday my dog was having issues with her eyes. I called the town and country animal clinic in LaSalle, across from the outlet mall, and the lady working at the desk who answered the phone was amzing. She let me tell her my concerns without interrupting me and kindly gave me an appointment within 15 minutes! When I got to the clinic everyone was so amazing! Sophie was treated VERY well. Dr. Fetherson was very calm and gentle with my dog, which allowed her to feel very comfortable. Everyone from the lady working at the desk, the vet tech, to the Dr. was just amazing! I highly recommend this clinic, very professional, supportive, and kind! Thank you again, I will always go there if any other concerns arise, by the way, sophie is doing just fine now!

Dear mom.

I saw you today. You have a son in the special needs class for Windstars Gymnastics. I saw that your son was having a rough day, and in turn, you were having a rough day too. I saw you struggle as he struggled, and I saw you quietly wipe away a tear when he cried. I just wanted you to know that I saw you... And you're doing good, mom. You're doing good. Keep up the awesome work.

Signed,
A mom in somewhat similar shoes.

Sobey's on Manning and Amy Croft should be proud of Emma. She's a great employee. As she checked out my groceries today she chatted pleasantly, insisted on packing them for me, and noticed I had a badly beaten can in my case of Coke which she replaced for me with a smile. It's people like Emma who bring back customers. Please give her a pat on the back if you know her.