To the house in the 1800 block of Westcott with the 2 dogs that run the neighbourhood, your dogs almost got hit on Tecumseh Rd. I saw them running and went out to get them and bring them back as well as another neighbour, only to be greeted by your son? or son's friend who was screaming to a kid and the dogs to Get the F inside. I know this is a regular occurrence and I know the Humane Society and I believe police have been involved for the one dog going after a girl. PS, your bigger dog isn't that friendly and should be watched better. Also, the boys at the door we're very rude to another neighbour when she told them they need to clean up the dog poop on her grass from your dog....That is responsible pet ownership! 🤦‍♀️

There is a security guard working at the Royal Bank on Howard who deserves a shout out. He is unfailingly polite and helpful even to the sometimes grumpy customers waiting in line to get into the bank. The wait is often up to 45 minutes but he greets all customers politely, engages in conversation and even brought out a chair for an elderly customer. He makes the wait time much more bearable with his upbeat personality. Well done young man!

Just wanted to give a shout out to the young couple who found my husband's cell phone in the parking lot at Home Depot near Costco on Saturday July 11th around 7pm. Thank you so much for calling the home number and returning it to the Customer Service Desk. Its comforting to know that there is still good people out there. You have been spotted!!!

Thanks for saving the day!!!

I was at giant tiger Off of Pillette Rd., Thursday, July 2. As I was walking in, a lady' was giving the young man at the door a hard time because somebody was in the store without a mask. He told her she had a medical condition. Her response was did she have a card? Shame on you for taking your frustration out on this young man who is just doing his job. I'm sure he's making no more than minimum wage. If you had an issue with this you should've asked to speak to the manager. It's not up to this young man to police and confront people. The sign on the door did not say mandatory masks. What is wrong with you? If you didn't like it maybe you should've just left. There is so much rudeness and disrespect in this city, that makes me sad. People need to relax and just be kind to one another.

On Thursday July 2nd, around 5pm a honest person found my phone at the Canadian Tire in South Windsor. If anyone knows someone who found and returned a phone today at CT, please tag them in this post. I would like to personally thank them and give them a token of my appreciation. Also a big shout out and thanks to Eric who was working at the customer service desk and was an immense help to me!!

Last Saturday, June 27, 2020, I lost a gold bracelet that I have worn for over 30 years. I never take it off. I was at my son's house and we took pictures Friday night and my bracelet is in the picture, so I lost it Saturday, the only place I went other than home, was Freshco on Malden road in Lasalle. I have searched my home, yard, car, grocery bags, purse. The only place I could have lost it is either in the store or in the parking lot. I am hoping that if someone found it they could find it in their heart to return it to me as it means a lot to me.

Just to begin, I have never posted anything like this but today is the exception. Way to go Town of Lakeshore! Went to spend a beautiful day at Belle River beach and greeted by BEACH CLOSED signs. By-law officers and OPP were present and doing their job ( politely I may add). When I asked about the beach closing, I was told it was in response to overcrowding and a few misbehaving people not following the rules. COVID is real. Yes, I as much as anyone understands that. However, closing the very few recreational areas left available, not necessary. Then I say ticket or warn offenders, patrol the beach and punish the offenders at the time. Be proactive and take care of the problem at that time. Do not be reactive to those few who now have taken away the beach space for families, children, couples, friends etc... I sat on the grassy park section and watched many sad children being turned away crying not understanding why they had to leave. One child said I don't understand, we are staying far away from others, why do we have to leave? Brilliant...now how long will this recreation area be closed and more kids and families have to suffer for the actions of a few? This bureaucratic wise sweep reactive decision making is maddening and very disappointing for the town of Belle River. Then we were asked to leave the grassy park area away from the water to be surrounded by fencing. Wow, slight overkill there. Kids playing, throwing footballs, picnic lunches, sorry, closed!!! Fence up, how lovely. There are always those that won't follow rules, that is society. Deal with those few and let others have some minuscule sense of normalcy. Absolute shame on Lakeshore council 😡😡😡

On Friday Morning I decided to go to Belle River from Tecumseh on my bike, I took all the back roads along Lake Saint Clair. On my way home just after Wallace Line I started not to feel well I stop three different times and sat down on the ground, at that time there was a man across the street in a work truck notice that I was sitting and looking like I didn't feel good so he came over and asked me if everything was all right I said no I'm not really feeling well I think I pushed it too hard going to Belle River I live in Tecumseh I have my water I'll just sit here and relax a bit but thanks for asking, he returned to his truck, I had three bottles of water, I'm on my second bottle so after the third time sitting I decided to get up again I walked my bike for just a bit and got on started peddling and that's when I fainted off my bike, very dizzy and lightheaded I just laid there for a few minutes but in the background I heard cars keep on going by multiple times and no one stopping, at that time I managed to sit up grab my phone and called my neighbour next door but there was no answer, so once again I try to get up as best as I can took the bike off me and started walking and by then I was starting to get dizzy so I sat down again and a man in a red van stopped and nicely asked me if I was all right and he said if not I'm going your way I'll drive you home, I said no I'm not feeling well I think I rode my bike to far and I would appreciate it if you could drive me home so that's nice man came and got me and with help walk me to his car open up his tailgate sat me there for a few minutes while he arrange the front seat for me, turned his air on and brought me to the front seat and let me lay back for a bit, he put my bike in his trunk and drove me home. I would like to thank this gentleman which I'm going to call Mr. M a million times over, I and my family appreciate you and thank you for stopping to ask. I wonder about all those other cars that passed me multiple times while I was sitting on the side of the road once laying on the side of the road with the bike on me when I had fainted, what are these people thinking about, what is this world coming to it's a shame no one can just pull over and ask are you ok. Sad sad world.