Windsor, ON – Huey Lewis and the News played an amazing show at Caesar’s Windsor on Thursday evening to a sold-out crowd of excited rock n’ roll fans but the show was marred by an ugly event during the band’s encore. During the second encore song, Happy to Be Stuck with You, one man in row eight started clapping along out of time.
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Windsor, ON – It’s not just retirees from Toronto or investors looking to take advantage of a hot real estate market coming to Windsor. Now a classic villain from Scooby-Doo has set his sights on the Rose City. Carl A. Creeper famous from his encounters with Scooby, Shaggy and the gang announced his plans to move to Windsor this week.
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Windsor, ON – Windsor’s giant Canadian flag at the riverfront has suffered some wear and tear in it’s first two months in place and as a result some repairs are needed. The city is now looking for a qualified seamstress with a really long ladder to assist with upkeep on the flag.
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Windsor, ON – After this week’s suggestion by a Windsor City Councillor that cyclists could potentially ride their bikes on city sidewalks another Councillor, Frank Edwards, has come forward with what he describes as a better solution for cycling in an east-west direction in Windsor. Bike riding on the E.C. Row Expressway.
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Windsor, ON – In advance of Canada’s 150 birthday celebration a number of new products have hit the marketplace to celebrate the event including t-shirts, hats, flags, flasks, clothing and even caskets just to name a few of the items. One item in particular raised some eyebrows when it was released that being the celebratory condom.
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Windsor, ON – The city of Windsor announced plans to close every street for construction starting on June 23rd. “We feel it will make construction projects feel like less of an inconvenience if we close every street. Everyone will be in the same boat so it should help with people feeling like their travel throughout city is more difficult than their neighbours. Instead it will impact everyone the same” said city councilman Frank Edwards on Monday.
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