Please, I lost my bracelet it looks like a pandora. It was lost Thursday night. My grandma is the one who bought it for me and she just passed away. It has a lot of sentimental value. It has a grandmother charm, a green flowers one and like 6 other charms. Please I hope if anyone hhas found it they will see this. I will give reward. Means more than anything to me.

Signed,
A girl going crazy trying to find my bracelet.

My son lost his wallet at the Dollarama on Rivard and Tecumseh . It fell off of his lap when he got out of the car but we didnt notice it gone. This happened yesterday April 12. It looks like its a black leather wallet with a snap to open it up. All his ID is in it so if found could you please either drop it off in his mailbox or leave it at dollarama and we'll keep checking there. Thanku.

To the man who hit my black lab today on 5th concession, I just wanted to say thank you for stopping to make sure he was okay. It wasn't your fault at all, the dog's leash slipped out of my husbands hand as we were unloading him from our car, and our dog ran into the road just as you were passing. I was too shook up to really say anything when you stopped, but I wanted to let you know that he is okay. He had to get stitches in a couple places but avoided any major injuries. Thank you for caring about our fur baby and I'm glad there are still decent people out there!

Lost Samsung Discovery
My daughter was skateboarding around the peace fountain and meadow brook area yesterday and lost her phone. It has all her pictures and speech on it. If anyone has any info please post.
Thank you :)

Me and my son were in walmart this morning getting some odds and ends. my son was waiting for his turn to talk to the cashier so he could change 2 loonies for a toonie to get a toy from the vending machine. the kind lady in front of us reached in her purse and handed my son a toonie to get his toy and would not take the loonies in exchange. just wanted to say that you made his day with your kind gesture. and we used the 2 loonies to buy a coffee for a police officer at timmies

Spotted walking into Windsor up Walker Road from Essex, I met many people wearing green that were determined to help their friend Kaidyn attain a goal that is close to his heart. This event was featured in the Windsor Star recently, and happened Saturday. I call him "Paid in full with genuine interest", and creating awareness was his dream. Being a donation recipient, he planned this whole grand gesture of thanks with his parents and friends. I was impressed and pleased to meet this special guy on Saturday. He was accompanied by many friends and family walking from Essex to Met Hospital to support awareness of this worthy program. Even their Mayor walked the route.(Respect to him) Please try to read the information his event is supporting. You can learn more at the link below.

Link: www.beadonor.ca/kaidyns-dream

Thank you to the extremely nice lady at Realtor Park today. My son was recently diagnosed with autism and doesn't do as well in large social situations. But she made his day. Not only did she volunteer to help him pick up eggs. She high fives him, and gave him a little stuffed bunny. He told me he had fun in the car on the way home and that he likes making new friends. So to the wonderful woman who made his day, thank you from the bottom to the top of the green shirted boy’s heart. He considers you a friend.

To the person who taped the quarters to the candy machines at Metro on Central, thanks. You made my little girls day. It was as if she won the lottery seeing that shiny quarter with the note that said "just for you". What a nice way to make a child feel special. You have been spotted and we plan to do the same for other kids to spread the joy. Little things, big rewards!