Tonight, Aug 1, and every Fri night 7:30-9:30 or sell out. Serving Tonkotsu (pork) Ramen tonight. Miss the the rich creamy Tonkotsu broth? Be sure to stop in for a bowl! Kagerou Ramen House located at Eros Asian Eatery 2270 Wyandotte West Across from the U of Windsor Engineering building. 519-977-1104

Link: www.facebook.com/kagerou.ramen.house

Inquiry: I have recently heard of a CSA (Community-Supported Agriculture) Box and am wondering where I can get one of these? Any help would be appreciated...thanks!

I found a passport of an American woman on university ave. her name is rita from Arizona living in Dearborn. Anyone know her I dropped it off at the immigration office on oulette and riverside in the CIBC Tower

My best friend is getting married in two weeks, and she got the bridesmaid dresses from His & Hers Bridal on Ottawa Street, and from the moment I walked in for my measurements, to today when I went for my fitting and to pay for the dress, the owner and other lady that works there bent over backwards to help out, very sweet ladies, great formal wear there, so if you are having a formal occasion, I highly recommend His & Hers, you won't be disappointed!

While waiting for my practice at Green Acres field in Tecumseh there was an 8 year old boy, Anthony, who asked to play with one of my balls. He was really enjoying it but wanted more people to play with. When two teenage guys accidentally kicked their ball over to him, they not only let him play with their ball but they eagerly joined in too. Seeing Anthony not only laugh and have fun but to see his mom even happier with her son's smiles is something that really made my day too. I really hope those boys know how much they positively affected someone's day.

ASI will be holding their Annual Open House for The Bruce Awad Summer Program for Individuals with Autism on Thursday, August 7, 2014 from 1:00-3:00pm at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Grade School, 775 Capital Street, Windsor. At this time family, friends, sponsors, and members of the public come out and visit our program and take part in the many activities that clients participate in throughout the summer, and the benefits it has for individuals with autism that are supported within our community. ASI is a non-profit and highly relies on the generosity of our community with donations towards the Summer Program.

Link: www.autismservicesinc.com

I was at Freshco(Tecumseh and Rivard) and I was only buying a few things so I was carrying them in a basket. While in the check-out line, I saw something I forgot I needed to buy.(24 packs of water) I was going to attempt to carry 2 waters and 2 bags of groceries back to my car but this little grandma in front of me said for me to load my waters into her cart and she would push them to my car for me. I told her it was fine and I would carry them and she told me no and insisted I put my waters in her cart. So I did and she walked me to my car. Thank you for your help.

Yesterday I was in the drive-thru at Taco Bell on Tecumseh Rd. Mcdougall Ave. There was a Ford van in front of me at the Drive-thru window. We had booth seem an older man with a purse digging in the garbage can by the drive-thu. I think the man and the female passenger were shocked as I was the sight of the man digging in the garbage and eating a taco from the garbage as we waiting in the drive-thru. I was so happy to hear the man in the Ford van tell the Taco-Bell worker. Can you get this guy some food and handed the Taco Bell worker money to buy the homeless man a meal. The homeless man held his hand out wanting the money. The driver told the man to go inside to get some food he would pay for it. The older man refused to go into Taco Bell and walked across the parking lot and continued to search the next garbage can by Freshco for food. It was clear at that point this man had some sort of mental illness. But I just wanted to say Thank you to the man in the Ford van for his effort. I felt helpless and wanted to help too. The young man in the drive-thru at Taco Bell had told me they have all offered to give him food before he never would take it. Hat's off to the great people at Taco Bell. It's heart touching to see people step up to help someone in need. It really made my day to say how kind people are in Windsor.