Submitted photo (L to R) Myles Vanni of Inn of Good Shepherd, Sue Platt of St. Vincent de Paul, Seaway Kiwanis
President Tom Booth, Krystal Thomson of Salvation Army, Kim
Godin of The Circles organization, and Seaway Kiwanis Past
President Donna Kelso. The Seaway Kiwanis Club delivered a $14,000 gift to local charitable groups this Christmas.
Gifts of $3,500 each were given to four agencies for their family Christmas funds: The Inn of the Good Shepherd, St. Vincent de Paul, the Salvation Army, and the Circles organization.
The funds were donated by the club for Christmas gifts for local children and families.
Windsor police were busy once again dealing with a pair of stunt drivers in as many days.
Windsor police are looking for two suspects involved in a violent assault over the weekend.
Hospitals in southwestern Ontario are feeling the effects of underfunding, according to a new report by the CCPA.
Fortunately, no children were on board the bus, but the drivers of both vehicles were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries.
The man was charged in March with sexual assault offences.
Both couples won in the April 11 draw.
