Following two successful open houses to gage the community’s interest in off-road cycling, the City of Windsor will now move forward with creating plans for two off-road cycling courses.

Working with the International Mountain Bicycling Association (IMBA), detailed plans will be developed for a single track at Malden Park and an engineered pump track course in Little River Corridor Park.

IMBA Trails Specialist and Program Coordinator Justin Truelove will be attending our next open house on April 30, 2019, and anyone interested is invited to come out and share their ideas. City staff will also be on hand to discuss options, hear suggestions and collect comments on things like length, difficulty and key features.

Whether you’re part of a competitive group or simply an individual who likes to ride, we welcome your input.

Tuesday, April 30, 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Malden Park Visitors Centre, 4200 Malden Road

April 25, 6:30-8pm at Charles Clarke Square, 215 Chatham St. E. 

The South Asian Community Center will be Holding an interfaith prayer and Candle light vigil at Charles Clark Square this Thursday April 25, 6:30pm to Honor the victims of the Easter Sunday Bombings in Sri Lanka. All are welcome. We hope to honor those who have been killed with a sign of unite and peace through prayer. All faiths and people are asked to come together to show solidarity with the victims of Sunday’s tragedy. For more info contact SAC 519-252-7447 or info@southasiancentre.ca

The Rotary Club of LaSalle Centennial is pleased to offer Student Scholarships.

These two $500 scholarships are meant to recognize one graduating student from each of Sandwich Secondary School and St. Thomas of Villanova Secondary School who exemplifies Rotary International’s motto of “service above self”, and who have worked to create lasting, positive change within our local and global community. Students who have participated in Rotary projects or have been involved with Interact LaSalle; a Rotary sponsored club, will be given special consideration.

The scholarships will be presented at each school’s graduation ceremonies.

LaSalle Rotarians are comprised of professional men and women dedicated to improving their local and global community through volunteerism and to live our motto of “Service Above Self.” Our six areas of focus include:

• Peace and conflict prevention/resolution
• Disease prevention and treatment
• Water and sanitation
• Maternal and child health
• Supporting education
• Growing local economies
   

If you would like to apply to this award, you must complete the application form on the next page and clearly demonstrate how you exemplify Rotary principles. You may also provide any applicable documentation that you believe is relevant to your application, (such as a resume, letters of recommendations, news clippings of your accomplishments, etc.). The deadline for applications is Friday May 24, 2019.