Two local social media organizations – W.E. Put the WIN in Windsor-Essex and Eyes on Windsor – are hosting a Ganatchio Trail cleanup honouring Anne Widholm, an avid trail user who was in the news last fall when she was the victim of a brutal attack during one of her walks.

Gather family and friends to join the rest of the community as we walk in the footstep of this wonderful community member. Teams are encouraged to wear team shirts, especially if you are a company group. Please wear comfortable running shoes and clothes you won't mind getting dirty, a hat, sunglasses and sunblock.

Volunteers are encouraged to bring any tools they feel may be needed such as shovels, tongs, rope with hooks, etc. The goal is to clean up all the trash from the main and sub trails and along the banks of the ditch, river and ponds.

Participant bags will be available for pick-up at the event. They will include garbage bags, gloves, water, wet wipes and a granola bar. Thank you for the support by Essex Region Conservation and The City of Windsor and several local businesses.

Parking is available at the base of the hill in Little River and the Little River Park (Riverside Kiwanis Park parking lot) on a first come basis. Parking is also available along side streets (please be aware of parking restrictions).

More information and instructions will be given the morning of the cleanup. Please arrive just before 9 am for instructions on April 21.

Help us pick up trash from the trail, just as Anne had done on her daily walks! Please help spread the word.

Remember those killed or injured in the workplace and renew your commitment to Worker Health, Safety and Well-Being. April 28 from 11am to 1pm at St. Augustine's Church, 5145 Wyandottle St. E. at Westminster. Please visit www.wdlc.ca for additional details.

Annual Event in Mike Weir Park for athletes and families.

A day of pampering for single and widowed moms. Hairstyling manicure refreshments and child care provided. We will also clean and check over your vehicle. All free!  Saturday April 28, 9-2pm, at FallsView Church 7189 Drummond Rd . More info fallsviewbic.com

Join us as our Niagara communities serving seniors come together for the first annual A Dance To Remember Alzheimer's Benefit. All funds raised will be donated to the Alzheimer's Society of the Niagara Region.

In the Niagara Region, there are over 10,000 people experiencing progressive dementia and the number of cases continues to grow.  Last year, they saw almost 1,900 new referrals and at any given time, 750 families receive services.

This event is an afternoon delight of fun with music and dancing featuring live swing superstar Alex Pangman & band! Refreshments and light snacks will also be provided while you groove the afternoon away.

Tickets are $10 each and are available to purchase at all 3 Niagara Boggio's Pharmacy locations.

We'll have some amazing prizes to be won at our raffle table as well as a 50/50 to raise funds for Alzheimer's.

Contact brianne@buckmarketing.ca or 289-696-1230 for sponsorship inquiries or direct ticket sales.

For many years the Kiwanis Club of Forest has been hosting an Annual Bicycle Rodeo in the Community of Lambton Shores. The primary aim of the Bicycle Rodeo is to teach children proper safety rules related to bicycle riding; such as the proper fitting of helmets, correct use of hand signals and safe stopping practices. This event is run by local Kiwanis volunteers in partnership with local community safety organizations, in order to underscore the team effort required to instill safe cycling practices. This year’s Bicycle Rodeo will be held on Saturday June 2nd from 11am to 1pm at The Shores Arena.