Windsor, ON – Scott Colton, age 37, of Windsor, Ontario describes himself as a life-long Las Vegas Golden Knights fan. “I’ve been a big supporter ever since the franchise was announced in 2016” an excited Colton exclaimed while watching Thursday night’s 7-0 win over the San Jose Sharks.
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Windsor, ON – When a 3.6 magnitude earthquake hit Essex County on Thursday night local resident Oliver Terrell, age 51 of Windsor, was lucky enough to be engaged in intercourse with his wife Alanna at the exact moment the earthquake was registered.
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Windsor, ON – Fred Walton, age 51, of Windsor completed his on-line NHL playoff bracket on Monday evening and thinks everyone needs to know how great his picks are. “Sure it took me about two hours to figure out how to login but once I did I know I nailed every pick. I spent most of the weekend researching my picks” Walton told gathered media on Wednesday morning ahead of the start of the playoffs.
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Windsor, ON – A group of local scientists have issued a paper with their conclusion that chocolate eggs are healthier than real eggs. The scientists aged 8 to 10 attend William G. Davis public school and announced their findings ahead of the Easter weekend.
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Windsor, ON – Have you ever found yourself on the outside looking in on the informative and insightful comments section of the Windsor Star? Have you ever wondered how can I contribute to the discussion and social discourse that occurs in the Windsor Star comments section? Well, What’s Up Windsor is here to help you. Here are the top ten comments regularly seen on a Windsor Star article’s on-line comments section that you can now use to assist you in joining in on the discussion. Counting down from ten to one here are the most popular comments to leave on a Windsor Star story. Continue reading
Windsor, ON – Residents in South Windsor recently complained to the city officials that the “No Stopping” sign placed directly beside a “Stop” sign was causing confusion and traffic congestion in their neighbourhood. “People think they can’t stop then they have to stop but think they might get a ticket for stopping. It is backing up traffic up and down the street. The placement of these signs makes no sense” said local resident John Rahal.
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