BlackburnNews.com file photo of Essex Town Hall.A program aimed to reduce the feral cat population in Essex could continue this year.
Essex Council will be asked to approve a second year of spay and neuter vouchers. Last year, only half of the budgeted $75 vouchers were handed out, so the $7,700 in funding is being pushed to this year.
That money will be used for a trap, neuter, release program, with 175 vouchers available for residents at a cost of $13,000 total.
The program will need budget approval.
The City of Windsor is offering its SUPIE program at 10 local parks this summer.
Windsor police are asking residents in a south Windsor neighbourhood for help in a vehicle theft investigation.
Windsor police are looking for tips after a 16-year-old was assaulted last month.
Statistics Canada is beginning in-person follow-ups this week to residents who have not filled out their 2026 Census questionaire.
The Detroit Tigers snapped a four-game losing skid by holding off Tampa Bay 10-9 on Monday.
St. Clair College will begin celebrating newly graduated Saints this week.
