Join us as we celebrate Black History Month in North Buxton for a day full of learning and fun activities! Special Guest Book reading by author Yejide Kilanko! This is a FREE event!!! February 22nd, 1-3pm
City to Host Public Info Centres on Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan
The City of Windsor is continuing to develop its Sewer Master Plan and is looking for residents’ input. A series of public information centres (PIC) are scheduled for February to present the solutions that have been developed to date and to gather feedback from the public:
·Thursday February 13, 5-8pm
Windsor International Aquatic and Training Centre Presented by WFCU Credit Union - Lower East Atrium
401 Pitt Street West, Windsor
Who Should Attend This PIC?
City of Windsor residents who:
The Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan is a key element of the 8-Point Plan released by Mayor Drew Dilkens in response to the significant rainfall events in 2016 and 2017 that resulted in flooding in and around the homes of thousands of Windsor residents. The plan will confirm the areas that are vulnerable to flooding; identify reasons for the flooding; generate and evaluate short and long-term alternative solutions; and develop a long-range implementation strategy to manage flooding in the City.
To learn more about the Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan and how you can get involved, see our video with City Engineer Mark Winterton or visit www.weatheringthestorm.ca. To learn more about City of Windsor services, call 311 or visit www.citywindsor.ca.
The City of Windsor is continuing to develop its Sewer Master Plan and is looking for residents’ input. A series of public information centres (PIC) are scheduled for February to present the solutions that have been developed to date and to gather feedback from the public:
·Wednesday February 12, 3-8pm
WFCU Centre - Michigan Room
8787 McHugh Street, Windsor
Who Should Attend This PIC?
City of Windsor residents who:
The Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan is a key element of the 8-Point Plan released by Mayor Drew Dilkens in response to the significant rainfall events in 2016 and 2017 that resulted in flooding in and around the homes of thousands of Windsor residents. The plan will confirm the areas that are vulnerable to flooding; identify reasons for the flooding; generate and evaluate short and long-term alternative solutions; and develop a long-range implementation strategy to manage flooding in the City.
To learn more about the Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan and how you can get involved, see our video with City Engineer Mark Winterton or visit www.weatheringthestorm.ca. To learn more about City of Windsor services, call 311 or visit www.citywindsor.ca.
Adult Book Club at Wallaceburg Branch, Chatham-Kent Public Library, Tuesday, February 25, 6:30 pm. Join Tracy for a discussion about the book "Tilly and the Crazy Eights" by Monique Gray Smith. Pick up your copy today! Registration required.
The City of Windsor is continuing to develop its Sewer Master Plan and is looking for residents’ input. A series of public information centres (PIC) are scheduled for February to present the solutions that have been developed to date and to gather feedback from the public:
Tuesday February 11, 5-8pm
Roseland Golf & Curling Club - Wansbrough Hall
455 Kennedy Drive West, Windsor
Who Should Attend This PIC?
City of Windsor residents who:
The Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan is a key element of the 8-Point Plan released by Mayor Drew Dilkens in response to the significant rainfall events in 2016 and 2017 that resulted in flooding in and around the homes of thousands of Windsor residents. The plan will confirm the areas that are vulnerable to flooding; identify reasons for the flooding; generate and evaluate short and long-term alternative solutions; and develop a long-range implementation strategy to manage flooding in the City.
To learn more about the Sewer and Coastal Flood Protection Master Plan and how you can get involved, see our video with City Engineer Mark Winterton or visit www.weatheringthestorm.ca. To learn more about City of Windsor services, call 311 or visit www.citywindsor.ca.
The Ontario Brain Injury Association in partnership with the Brain Injury Association of Windsor and Essex County is presenting a free education and training
program for caregivers of children with an acquired brain injury on February 12 from 9:30 to 2:30 at the Hospice at 6038 Empress Street. To register contact
nlajoie@obia.on.ca.
Valentine's Dinner and Dance, Social hour 5pm, Roast Beef Dinner 6pm, entertainment by BBC & Co. from 8pm-12am. Dinner tickets available at Legion Office or Lounge, $15/person, dance only $5.00 at the door. Please purchase tickets before Wed. February 12.
Valentines Day fund-raising dinner of Roast Pork, sides and dessert. Adults $12, Children 10 years and under $6.00. Take out is available. Held 5:00PM to 6:30PM at the Fort Erie Lions Seniors Centre @ 265 High Street in Fort Erie.
Vente régulière le vendredi 21 février de 9h à 13h30, et vente de sacs verts le samedi 22 février de 9h à midi, au sous-sol de l'église Assomption-de-Notre-Dame (entrée du côté de la rue Bernard). Vous pouvez apporter vos sacs pour la vente du vendredi.
Contractors working on behalf of Hydro One will be completing work on Mersea Road 8 beginning Monday, February 10, 2020.
During construction, Mersea Road 8 between 530 Mersea Road 8 and 604 Mersea Road 8 will be closed to traffic.
Access for local area residents will be maintained at all times during the closure; however, no through traffic will be permitted.
Motorists will be required to use alternate routes around the construction zone.
The estimated project completion date is Monday, February 17, 2020.
All work operations and lane closures are weather dependent and subject to change.
