It’s fair to say, these are shaky times! In keeping with the rocky ride of 2020, have you noticed your hands shaking lately? Are you having trouble tying your shoes, signing your name, or embarrassed that the glass your holding is shaking? You think of those suffering from Parkinson’s disease. […]
Banner for Lt. Col. Murray Stewart – Ret’d in Kingsville If you’ve walked or driven through Kingsville, Cottam and Ruthven, no doubt you’ll have seen banners resplendent upon their poles, paying tribute to our veterans. They are beautiful. They make the heart swell, as they remind us of those heroes […]
Anyone wishing to attend the service must RSVP below to reserve your spot. *Only those with a reserved spot will be allowed to attend and masks are mandatory.* Louis Rivest peacefully left this earth on November 1, 2020 surrounded by his loving family at the age of 85. He was […]
Every October the veterinary world takes some time to appreciate our veterinary technicians. They are too often the unsung heroes of our profession, and the importance of highlighting the role they play in the functioning of our offices, clinics, hospitals, ERs and ICUs is undeniable. Veterinary technicians are very skilled. […]
It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved partner, father and brother, Tom Dale, on October 30, 2020, at the age of 75 years. He was born in Chatham, Ontario to the late Harold and Marjorie Dale. He leaves behind his partner of 48 years, […]
If you were to ask me what single variety of wine people most recognize and almost every winery produces, my answer without hesitation would be Chardonnay. And with good reason — it is one of the most versatile wines around. The number of different ways to make a quality bottle […]
The Kingsville Community Food Bank is open to donations all the time. Whatever you want to give, they are happy to receive. They also put together a list every month of donations they’re looking for. Here is the list of needs for November: White Flour Cookies Saltines Hot Chocolate Tea […]
Susan Guenther has been helping her son Sammy raise money for the homeless with his Buck For A Puck fundraiser ever since he first encountered a homeless man three years ago. The fundraiser runs from October 15 to November 15 each year. Susan shared Sammy’s story with the Kingsville Times: […]
Kitty is a very sweet and affectionate 11 year old golden oldie. She loves to be pet and is always purring or headbutting you for more head scratches. Kitty loves to be round you and loves to explore all her surroundings too. She is not overly interested in playing with […]
Those who have lived a long time have done a lot, seen a lot — and can teach us a lot. And that’s certainly true when it comes to investing. Consider some of the lessons you might learn from experienced investors: Regulate your emotions. In the investment world, there’s always something […]
OPP Media Release Crime Prevention Week November 1-7, 2020 (ESSEX CTY, ON) – Crime Prevention Week runs from November 1-7 this year and Essex County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) will be offering a number of very simple techniques that may help you from becoming a victim of crime. Inspector Glenn […]
Media Release from OPP Essex County Detachment November 2, 2020 (KINGSVILLE, ON) – On October 30, 2020 members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Essex County Community Street Crime Unit (CSCU) executed a Controlled […]
In this time leading up to Remembrance Day, the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 188 will be carrying on with some traditions that have long been in place. However, the Legion has also found it necessary to make some changes this year due to COVID-19. As of October 30, their poppy […]
Readers of this column know, the Gifford-Jones natural health philosophy is built on the premise that the medical establishment should not be your first stop for staying healthy. Doctors are best as a last resort. Tragic bad luck aside, your first defense should be Mother Nature in combination with good […]
On Monday October 26, 2020 Kingsville Town Council enacted a Lighting and Odour Nuisance By-Law that took effect immediately. The Municipal By-law Enforcement Officers have since been in contact with several greenhouse operators, and are working on formulating individual plans to attain compliance with respect to light nuisances. Additional outreach […]
The ever-changing autumn colours are a sign that the sailing season has come to an end at Cedar Island Yacht Club. On October 24, almost 50 boats were plucked from the cooling waters of Cedar Creek to their winter storage cradles on the grounds of CIYC. Despite the COVID-19 abbreviated […]
Kevin Money, ERCA’s Director of Conservation Areas, identifies the location of the new wetland and preliminary route for the new cycling trail at Holiday Beach. ERCA Media Release: Amherstburg – Watersheds in Amherstburg will be healthier, thanks to the support of the Amherstburg Community Foundation (ACF). The ACF has raised funds […]
Layne and Elaine van Loo. Photo by Catherine Johnson The first Great Migration Paint-OUT hosted in Kingsville turned out to be a huge success. Out of 30 paintings at the Grovedale Arts and Culture Event on October 18, seven were sold totaling $2,000 in sales! Sixteen artists were registered at […]
I answered the phone. It was a member of the Livesey family informing me that kids were stranded on the ice. My dad and I drove to the lake. There was a crowd and the Fire Department. I asked a friend, “What’s the story?” and he said, “They have three […]
For over 50 years, the Kingsville Goodfellows have brought joy to our community. Alex McHardy, President for the past three years, credits the volunteerism of approximately 30 members. From providing Christmas baskets, Easter hams, Toys for Tots and more, the Goodfellows are known for helping families in need. President McHardy, […]
Marley 8 years old Hi there my name is Marley. I’m a very social, friendly, super vocal and loving cat. I love to be pet and I’m always walking around on the search for someone to pet me and give me head scratches. I have no interest in any cat […]
WECHU News Release: Let’s Celebrate Halloween Safely Windsor and Essex County With Thanksgiving behind us, and the cooler weather upon us, attentions are turning to Halloween. This year we all need to plan beyond our costume and prioritize health and safety to continue to prevent the spread of COVID-19. It […]
October 20, 2020 Media Release Owl-oween Owl Prowl Amherstburg – Looking for a magical way to celebrate this spooky season? Join us for an Owl-oween Owl Prowl! Starting at the new Outdoor Classroom at Holiday Beach Conservation Area, learn more about the owls of Ontario, their adaptations, calls, and behaviours. Then, experience […]
Kingsville’s annual Pumpkin Parade will be held at Lakeside Park on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020. The Kingsville Communities in Bloom Committee invites you to drop off your carved pumpkins at the park between noon and 4 p.m. What better place could there be for the jack-o’-lanterns from Kingsville’s porches and […]
There’s an old adage that “when white folks catch a cold, black folks get pneumonia.” The COVID-19 epidemic has made it deadly clear. Throughout North America, wherever data is tracked, people of African heritage have higher coronavirus infection rates, higher death rates of COVID-19, and are carrying an inequitable burden […]
Harrow United Church is hosting our 32nd Annual Turkey Supper this year. Needless to say, there are many volunteers that make this a success. It has been difficult for us to create a successful event while conforming to all COVID-19 regulations but we are ready. Normally we serve more than […]
Ivan VanGoethem #50 of Chatham, Remi Gorry #515 of Courtright, Kody Gontarde #7 of Ruthven, Darien Rice #219 of Sarnia. Photo by Tiffany Gorry The citizens of Kingsville and the surrounding area are very lucky to have access to recreational centers, soccer fields, ice rinks, baseball diamonds, theaters and so […]
Town of Kingsville News Update: October 21, 2020 Main Street West is currently under reconstruction. To this point, the road has remained passable from both directions for local traffic accessing their homes or businesses within the construction corridor. Starting Monday, the bridge at Mill Creek will be exposed for maintenance […]
We’re Josh and Kristy Damm. We participated in the Migration Fest last weekend with our five children. Our family browsed through the vendors at the Carnegie. We loved the pancake mix. And we enjoyed the pumpkins and the photo op at the Unico Community Center. But four of our children, […]
John Repko and Carole King met in the spring of 1954. She was working at the Hi-Y, selling 10 cent pop, at her parent’s dance hall. He was there with a family friend. Within the year, John courted Carole and became engaged at Christmas. They married on October 22, 1955 […]
Photo of Brett Humber by Joey Acott In early March of this year, Canada went into a protective lockdown as a response to the COVID-19 virus. This work stoppage affected many sectors, some drastically, notably the entertainment industry. Kingsville’s own, Brett Humber, owner and operator of Sound Foundry Studios had […]
Weekday Public Skating programs will begin at the Kingsville Arena Complex on Monday, Oct. 26, 2020. Available programs will include Shinny, Adult Skate, Parent and Tot, and Home School Skate. For all Shinny programs a maximum of 10 players will be allowed on the ice at one time. For Adult, […]
The Kingsville harbour won’t be used by the Pelee Island Ferry Service for the rest of the autumn. According to an October 19 public notice from https://www.ontarioferries.com, “A combination of wind, water action and vessel movements in Kingsville over the weekend have changed the contour of the Kingsville harbour entry […]
Hi, my name is Brian! I used to live outside you see. There were some people who were trying to catch me, but I was too quick for them. Then one day I let my guard down and they caught me. Ever since then I have been hanging around these […]
Past-President Lion Joan Cope presented awards to three Kingsville Lions members at their last general meeting and thanked them for their service during her term as president last year. The Lions Foundation of Canada Dog Guides Fellowship Award was presented to Lion Wendy Durante (left) in appreciation for her contribution […]
The Mississagi ran aground in the Kingsville Harbour on Saturday October 17, 2020. The ship was to deliver a load of aggregate but spent several hours working to free herself, disrupting ferry service. Finally free, the ship left without delivering her load only to return the next day when lake levels […]
The Town of Kingsville announced John Quennell’s temporary appointment as Deputy Fire Chief on Friday, Oct. 16, 2020. He will take on the leadership and oversight for the fire department, as the current Fire Chief and Deputy Chief are on indefinite leaves of absence. Quennell will be part of the Municipal […]
This time of year, when brisk air greets you on a sunny morn, it promises a great day in the garden. Early-in-the day bird song provides background music. Who needs headphones filling one’s ears with bass and treble? This is still an opportune time to transplant perennials, to plant potted […]
What do former U.S. President Jimmy Carter and Gifford-Jones have in common? They were both born the same year and have remarkable staying power! But Carter has lived under the shadow of pancreatic cancer all his life. His father, brother, and two sisters died of this disease and his mother […]
The Jack Miner Migratory Bird Sanctuary will be joining in Kingsville’s celebration for its Migration Festival Weekend. On Saturday Oct. 17, there will be activities, demos and displays for the public set up at the Unico Hall at 37 Beech St, Kingsville. And of course there will be festivities at […]
Local artists are making an early start to the festivities on Thursday, Oct. 15 with the Great Migration Paint-OUT, which runs through Oct. 18. They could be anywhere. You’ll see them out at their easels in a plein air painting event. Watch as works of art appear before your eyes. […]
The Kingsville Migration Festival has been an important part of Kingsville’s social calendar for 51 years. Over all those years, the event has grown from its infancy and humble beginnings, and expanded to involve the whole town and surrounding area for the whole weekend. Each year things are just a […]
One in five of us in Canada and the United States will experience a mental illness in our lifetime. As an educator, friend, family member and parent, I’ve been personally affected, as have so many of us. Yet, we struggle to accept and understand mental illness, knowing when to seek […]
Dallas Hi, I’m Dallas! I am a 5 year old boy who is waiting and eager for adventure! When I came here I was covered in fleas and was missing lots of fur because of it. The nice people here helped me get rid of those pesky bugs shaved where […]
The geese are finely honing their V-formation flights overhead, reminding us to think about the Migration Festival. Are you aware of its newly featured event, The Great Migration Paint Out? It’s the four-day Plein Air outdoor painting celebration where participating artists (both local and from away) set up their easels […]
The Town of Kingsville is offering a COVID-19 Non-Profit Relaunch Grant fund. Its purpose is to help offset youth programing expenses that arise from COVID-19 regulations and guidelines. Local non-profit, charitable and cultural organizations are eligible for up to $300 in funds. Applications are now being accepted. To qualify, an […]
Morris, Leah Margaret (nee Hope) Born December 31, 1924 Died October 9, 2020 It is with heavy hearts we announce the passing of our much loved Leah at Chartwell Royal Oak Long Term Care Kingsville in her 96th year. Predeceased by her husband, Walter (1994). Loving mother of Janet Taves (Albert) […]
Winston Churchill, Great Britain’s wartime Prime Minister, once remarked that, “he had gotten more out of alcohol than alcohol had taken out of him.” During the Nazi bombing of London perhaps an alcoholic drink eased his tension. But recent reports from Tufts University in Boston and the University of California, […]
It is with broken hearts that we announce the passing of our beloved marido, pai and vovô, Filomeno Santos on October 7, 2020 at the age of 80 years. He was born in Portugal on April 5, 1940 to the late Jaoquin and Judite Santos. He is survived by his […]
The Kingsville Community Food Bank appreciates any and all donations, all the time. They also put out a list of donations they are particularly looking for each month. Here is the list of needs for October: Flakes of ham Flakes of chicken Pudding cups Fruit cups Green beans Snack bars […]
Local business owners can apply for the Town of Kingsville Business Relaunch Grant fund until October 23, 2020. The fund offers up to $750 to offset the expense of operating a business according to COVID-19 regulations and guidelines. Businesses must meet certain criteria to be eligible. If you haven’t yet […]
Nico and Michael Gerenda at the end of a school day “There’s no wrong choice,” or “You do you.” These are words that have echoed throughout many parental social circles in the months leading up to the beginning of this school year. It’s true, there really was, and continues to […]
Editor: In June 1959 a popular teacher was assigned to talk with graduating students. When I walked into his office Mr. Campbell said, “Dickie, what are we going to do?” He knew that I was not going to graduate. He asked, “What do you want to do?” I said, “Join the […]
Kingsville Parks and Recreation classes will be commencing on October 27, 2020. Classes will be taught in Room B at the Kingsville Arena at 1741 Jasperson Lane. Face masks must be worn at all times in the building except when exercising. There will be a sign-in sheet and hand sanitizer […]
Contest Announcement Fall in Essex County is so beautiful! The leaves are changing colours, pumpkins and chrysanthemums decorate porches and front yards and there is a nip in the air. To celebrate we’re running a Fall Bucket List Giveaway. Do one or more of the activities on our bucket list, […]
Bambi 3 years old Female Hi my name is Bambi, I am very shy with strangers and take some time to warm up. I love to be pet, scratched behind the ears and brushed all over too. I like to hide in small spaces and bury myself under blankets to […]
OPP Media Release Oct. 7, 2020 (LEAMINGTON, ON) – On October 6, 2020 at approximately 4:30 a.m., members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) responded to the report of a break-in on Sutton Drive. The homeowner contacted police advising that someone had broken into their residence and had attempted to steal […]
Passed way peacefully on October 5, 2020 at 87 years of age at Royal Oak Long Term Care. Loving husband to the late Joyce for over 57 years. Dearest father to Patti Doll and friend Carlos, Ron Hall and wife Shelly and Gary Hall and wife Sharon. Devoted Grandfather to […]
Paul Richards passed away on October 3, 2020 at Royal Oak LTC, Kingsville at the age of 94. He was born in England on December 13, 1925 to the late Frank And Mary Richards. Preceded in death by his wife, Renee Richards (nee Pettifier). Survived by close friends Patricia Henry […]
October 6, 2020 Media Advisory Essex Region Conservation Authority to Meet Essex Region –The Essex Region Conservation Authority (ERCA) will hold its regularly scheduled Board of Directors’ meeting digitally on Thursday, October 8 at 6:00 pm. Agenda items include: Clarification of Building and Structure Renovation vs. Reconstruction Water and Erosion […]
A smile unconsciously forms as I begin to write, just in the thinking of the glorious season we call fall. Many perennials shine forth like bright jewels in resplendent colours. Asters (Asteraceae), coneflowers (Echinacea), windflowers (Anenome) and black-eyed Susans (Rudbeckia hirta) come to mind. Annuals too, are holding court in […]
Kitten, kittens, kittens! We are definitely seeing a lot of new kittens at the vet office these days — and they are certainly bringing a lot of joy and whimsy to our lives at a time of such uncertainty and stress. With the influx of all these bundles of fluff, […]
OPP Media Release – October 2, 2020 UPDATED – OPP POLICE RECORD CHECKS (ORILLIA, ON) – As the economy continues to recover from the pandemic, the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) is committed to improving customer service for citizens seeking police record checks. Due to COVID-19, and the gradual movement through the […]
Worried about having too many alcoholic drinks during the coronavirus pandemic? Think you’re on the way to liver cirrhosis? If so, think again and wonder whether you are instead developing non-alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD). It can lead to cirrhosis and possibly liver cancer. A report from the University of […]
Difficult, but Necessary Decisions to Prevent and Stop the Spread of COVID-19 October 2, 2020 News Release from the Office of the Premier TORONTO — In consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health, local medical officers of health and public health experts, the Ontario government is tightening public health […]
Media Release – October 2, 2020 United Way kicks off 2020 fundraising campaign with special Facebook Watch Party Windsor, ON – United Way/Centraide Windsor-Essex County’s largest annual event is going virtual this year. Windsor-Essex residents are invited to show their ‘local love’ by coming together online to kick off United Way’s 2020/2021 […]
Host of CBC’s “Still Standing” Jonny Harris In the fall of 2019 Jonny Harris, along with his best friend Macy, full production crew, a team of writers and producers, arrived on Pelee Island to take a look at how the largest island in Lake Erie is “still standing.” Harris is […]
Parks and Recreation Department Media Release: Naming rights announced for future Pickleball Courts October 1, 2020-Kingsville UE Enclosures have purchased the naming rights for the future pickleball courts located at 1741 Jasperson Lane in Kingsville. Established 30 years ago in Leamington the company employs 77 people. UE enclosures is […]
Linden Beach Dog Park – Photo by M.E. Havlik If you’re a dog owner you know that it’s important to socialize your dog. And if you live in Kingsville you may have discovered that a trip to the Linden Beach Dog Park is a great way to expose your pet […]
Media Release – October 1, 2020 Local community service organizations invited to apply for Round 2 of Emergency Community Support Fund Windsor, ON – United Way/Centraide Windsor-Essex County is accepting applications for a second round of funding for the federal Emergency Community Support Fund (ECSF). The fund provides financial support […]
It is with broken hearts that the family announces the passing of Charles David Rinkel at the age of 87 years on September 27, 2020. Devoted husband to Pauline (nee Humpage) for 65 years October 21, 2020. Dear father of Michael & wife Lois and Mark & wife Mary. Treasured […]
Programs & Events may change without notice. For the time being, KCC is only open on TUESDAYS. All programs are offered at NO COST! Kingsville Community Centre follows all COVID-19 guidelines issued by the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit. You will be asked to wear a mask, sanitize your hands & […]
Beautiful 5 year old Boxer Mix Hello, I’m Beautiful (not just in general, that’s actually my name!!). I’m a sweet loving Boxer girl and am so eager to find my new home. I’ve got a great personality and enjoy the company of humans, you’ll tell how excited and happy I […]
This photo is hard to believe! This is the beach at Lakeside Park in the fall of 1993. The photo was taken by Jerry Ogle, a hard-working volunteer with the Kingsville-Gosfield Heritage Society and the Kingsville Archives. Many of you will remember Mr. Ogle, a teacher at several area schools […]
Marilyn in one of her Terry Fox T-shirts – Photo by Lynn McLaughlin Forty years ago, while Marilyn was a secondary school teacher, Terry Fox began his Marathon of Hope and ran through Brampton where she lived. Terry’s run was cut short when he received the grim prognosis of metastatic […]
Kingsville Lions on the Greenway Did you know the Kingsville Lions Club was chartered way back in May, 1933? As a member of Lions Clubs International, the largest service organization in the world, Kingsville Lions are proud to have over 87 years of service to this beautiful community. As part […]
If you can exercise regularly, you’ll help yourself feel better, control your weight and even reduce the chances of developing certain diseases. But why not extend the concept of “fitness” to other areas of your life — such as your investment portfolio? And to help maintain a healthy portfolio, you can […]
William Shakespeare wrote, “In the night, imagining some fear, how easy is a bush supposed a bear!” For many families having lost loved ones to the coronavirus, this has been a devastating year. The death numbers are broadcast relentlessly. Small wonder people have become paranoid about travelling. But does this […]
Change in Hours We were happy to see so many people coming through the doors at the Kingsville branch. It’s wonderful to announce that we’ll be extending our days and hours: Monday-Thursday: 9 am—8 pm Friday: 9 am—6 pm Saturday: 9 am—5 pm Convenience! By trying to do our best […]
Anita Aho passed away peacefully at her home, surrounded by her loving family on September 18, 2020, one month after celebrating her 60th birthday. Survived by her loving partner of more than 30 years, John Grieve. Cherished mother of Joe Lopes (Jennifer Moody), Dan Grieve (Amie Grieve), Wil Aho (Sarah […]
Media Release from OPP Essex County Detachment: (KINGSVILLE, ON) – On September 22, 2020 members of the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) Traffic Management Unit (TMU) and Ministry of Transportation Ontario (MTO) conducted a joint services commercial motor vehicle inspection initiative in the Town of Kingsville. 23 vehicles were inspected, resulting in […]
Research for this column won’t qualify us for the Nobel Prize in Medicine. In fact, readers may say that discussing whether poop sinks or floats is just idle conversation. Years ago, when this column covered this topic, many readers admitted they peeked into the toilet bowl. One complained this triggered […]
Hi nice to meet you, my name is Osky! I’m a very laid back 13 year old golden oldie who loves to be loved. I like to lounge around most of the time and I always come when called to be pet. I have no interest in play time at […]
Fortune has smiled upon Christine Holt recently. She’d gotten a phone call one day in August, 2020, saying that she’d won the Algoma Residential Community Hospice’s monthly online 50/50 draw. At a total of $46,040, Christine’s win was the biggest draw amount so far. She told the Kingsville Times, “I […]
Terry Fox’s 40th Anniversary Virtual Run in Kingsville on Sunday, September 20th was another successful fundraiser. Thanks to all the participants and donors who raised $9660 for cancer research. This is an example of what can be done when a community rallies together for a common cause—”Kingsville Strong!” Kudos to […]
A student at Kingsville District High School has tested positive for COVID-19. The school is open on Monday, Sept. 21, and all students and staff who were exposed have been contacted by school administration, according to the KDHS website. The Greater Essex County District School Board has confirmed that a […]
News Release From the Office of the Premier: Province Takes Decisive Action to Stop the Spread of COVID-19 September 19, 2020 TORONTO — The Ontario government, in consultation with the Chief Medical Officer of Health and the Public Health Measures Table, is reducing limits on the number of people permitted […]
Welcome Back! Well Kingsville, you’ve waited long enough. Staff are excited to be welcoming you back Monday, September 21. Limited services will include: Holds pick-up (no appointment required) Printing Public computer use (1 hour per day) Limited visits to 30 minutes per day We remain closed as a gathering place […]
At 3:00 p.m. on Friday, September 18, 2020, The Town of Kingsville officially lifted its Partial State of Emergency Declaration, originally signed Monday, September 14, 2020 in response to a gasoline leak at the gas station located on the corner of County Road 20 and 23. Following the further evacuation […]
Lakeside Park Pavilion is shown here before its enclosure. The Pavilion was erected in the spring of 1913 by James Countess for $2,250. In 1923, iron shutters were installed to shelter people during storms. Photo courtesy of the Kingsville Archives
News Update from Town of Kingsville: As of 6:00 p.m. on Thursday, September 17, 2020, the Town of Kingsville continues to coordinate emergency response efforts for the gasoline leak at the corner of County Road 20 and 23. Earlier Thursday, crews successfully evacuated the crawl space/basement of the fuel spill. […]
I had the honour of being Head Coach for our Kingsville Knights Rookie Travel Baseball Team that won an Ontario Championship last year. Vittorio Ruggirello, Cole Coristine, Evan Baker, Beckham Hunter, Beckett Jancevski, Dylan Toupin, Ryan Flanagan, Reggie Bradbury, Jasper Dunford, Keaton Morphet, Mac Pucovsky and Colby Snoei make up […]
Bedevilled by mostly dry, humid weather conditions all summer, plants and humans basically wilted. This year for me was particularly challenging in keeping container plants alive, and my lawn green. Because I live right next to the lake, I am mindful of protecting our source of drinking water and keeping it […]
As you know, due to safety concerns with COVID-19, the 2020 Ruthven Apple Festival will now shift to a virtual format scheduled for Saturday and Sunday, September 26-27. All the proceeds raised through this new format will continue to go toward purchasing or maintaining accessible vehicles to help people with […]
Hi… I am Bruno! I am a 10 year old, 8 lbs Chihuahua/Mix boy looking for a new home! I sure hope you know about Chihuahua’s because my personality is true to my breed! I need an adult home that doesn’t have other pets or children. I am crate trained […]
Will the so-called progress of civilization eventually destroy us? Indigenous Peoples, hundreds of years ago, did not devastate nature the way we do today. Oceans are loaded with plastics and soil with dangerous contaminants. Now, is the air we breathe gradually destroying our brains? A report published in Proceedings for the […]
A New School Year To say that this school year will be different is an understatement! So much uncertainty and stress but, the library can help make it a little easier. We would like to highlight some resources that will make it a bit easier for teachers, parents and students! […]
COVID-19 has stomped all over the education scene for parents and children. Families are faced with a bewildering variety of roads, many of which may be unfamiliar. Homeschooling is one of those roads. When you’re pondering changes that will take you somewhere you’ve never been before, it can be comforting […]
On Monday, September 14, 2020 at 2:00 p.m. The Town of Kingsville partially activated its Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) in response to a gasoline leak at the gas station located on the corner of County Road 20 and 23. Previous reports incorrectly identified this as a natural gas leak. As […]
(KINGSVILLE, ON) – On September 13, 2020 at approximately 4:30 p.m., the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) and Essex-Windsor Emergency Medical Services (EMS) responded to a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle on County Road 20 east of Simmers Avenue. An eastbound motor vehicle, crossed over into the westbound lane and […]
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