To the young gentleman who looked to be in his early 20's possibly and who was driving a small black car in Essex on November 3rd on Maidstone Ave in front of the Reid Funeral home. You were driving on Maidstone Ave when you realized the road was blocked by police for the funeral of our Retired EMS Chief you had pulled over as you should for a funeral procession but then you did the unimaginable. You got out of your vehicle, came to stand in line with all of the uniformed officers who were saluting the funeral procession and you stood at attention with all of us and saluted our Retired Chief. Your class, respect and honor did not go unnoticed and I commend you on your display of respect.

Sincerely,
Paramedic with Essex Windsor EMS.

Today I had two young ladies come into Tony's Chargrill for lunch, I don't know their names as I didn't get to spend much time with them reason being I was still cooking in the kitchen most of the time they were here. After their lunch they left, a few minutes later I see one of them coming back in. I thought they had forgotten something behind, no they didn't. One of them was bringing me a rose and wanted to say thank you to me. Well , that really touched me and sure made my day. I want to say THANK YOU ladies, you made someone very happy today, me. Once again thank you.

We were shopping at the Superstore on Dougall Ave last night when I realized (for the second time now) that the store was full of student aged shoppers and in groups. Jokingly I said to my partner this must be student night. When we were checking out I asked the cashier jokingly "Is this student night?" to which he replied, Yes. Every Tuesday they have a bus go to the University of Windsor to pick up resident students for shopping. The bus ride is free and students get a 10% discount off of their total. I thought, wow, that's a great idea. Win, win... students are catered to (bus and discount) and the store is ringing in shoppers. Kudos to the Real Canadian Superstore on Dougall Ave.

The Royal Canadian Air Cadet 364 Lancaster Squadron would like to say "Thank You!" to the community for their very generous donations during our fall tag day weekend fundraising initiative that took place on October 22, 23, & 24. Your generosity is very much appreciated by the cadets, staff and the Squadron Sponsoring Committee!

Link: www.364squadron.ca

To the cute blond girl probably in early 20s that I saw at the good life at Tecumseh mall and then driving around in a black Cruze jamming to 3rd eye blind: I really admire how you held the door open for numerous people (with only 1 saying thank you), smiled and said hi to me when you saw I was looking at you then helped that Asian woman carry all her bags to her car. I’m married with kids (and your too young for me anyways) so I'm not trying to be like that, but I just wanted to say your inner and outer beauty was not ignored today. Keep spreading the love and that gorgeous smile

Our new rescue Dog has just escaped under our fence in the riverside area. Her name is Sweet Pea but response to sweets. If you see her please contact us immediately we live at 555 Westchester and my number is 519.564.3105

Tonight my son saw a blind man walking back and forth near Jefferson and Rose around 4:30. He appeared to be lost , so my son approached the man to see if he was lost and needed help. The man was a little confused as to whether or not he was heading in the right direction. He told my son his family just moved here from Alberta not long ago and he was from Alberta and came down to visit his family. He was looking for a certain street. So my son knew where it was and walked the man to the street he was looking for. My son asked if he wanted him to walk him to the house and he politely declined and said he new where he had to go from there. So proud of my son!!

My 4 year old short haired tan boy, Hulk, has been missing for over 2 weeks from the Ottawa street area (Benjamin). He is neutered and microchipped. Reward for his return!! His family misses him very much. Please call 519-564-3476 with any sightings.