Wednesday, June 8, 2022
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COMMUNITY BRIEFS Marina patio concerts resume The Municipality of Leamington has launched its popular summer music series with Marina Patio Nights. The 2022 season began Friday, June 3 with Karen Morand and the Bosco Boys entertaining from
the marina patio from 7-9 pm. On June 10, Lisette and Tyler will entertain on the patio, followed by Jen Knight on June 24, Ciao Duo on July 8, Justin and Rick Latam on July 15, Ryan and Crystal Gage
on July 22, Dawn and Elvis on August 5, Echo Steps on August 12, Kristopher and Jim on August 26, and Back-2-Back on September 2. Refreshments are available and admission to the patio is free.
Wheatley Horticultural Society clean-up day The Wheatley Horticultural Society is holding a community clean-up day on Sunday, June 12. Stop by the arena between 10 am and 2 pm to pick up supplies and enter to win an OG Pizza gift card.
After that, you can head to one of the areas on the list or go back to your own neighbourhood to work on an area you’ve identified. You can also enter the ‘before and after’ competition by taking a picture of a space before you start your
clean-up and then taking another picture after. You can submit those photos to the Wheatley Horticultural society on Messenger or post them on their Facebook page. Photos must be submitted by June 17.
AIR CADETS HOLD OPEN HOUSE
The 535 Archer Royal Canadian Air Cadet Squadron held an open house on Wednesday, June 1 at the squadron headquarters on Smith Avenue in Leamington. In addition to some awards given out, the purpose of the open house was for recruitment as membership has dropped during the pandemic. The Air Cadet program is open to males and females ages 12-18. The Royal Canadian LeHello, I’m Sable! I am a male German Shepherd weighing SABLE gion Branch 324 also made 74lbs, and am so eager to find my new home! If you’ve been looking for a German Shepherd, or have Shepherd a $3,000 donation to the experience, then I may be the guy for you! I’m a bit strong squadron at the open house. on leash but I do listen pretty well, especially for those From left, with the donation, yummy yummy treats! I am looking for an adopter that has lots of time to spend with me, and is willing to work on are Sgt. Samantha Staines, whatever training is needed so a guy like me is successful! Captain Don Boudreau (535 I think I would do best in a home without young/small Commander), Wheatley Lekiddos or cats, and if there is another dog, I prefer the chill and respectful kinds of pals. I really do love nature, and gion’s Bill Robertson and I don’t like feeling like I’m stuck inside all day. I love the Sgt. Olivia Girardin. If you fresh air and I love seeing all the beauty this wonderful world has to offer. I am a pretty intelligent guy, and am so have a young person interdown to learn new things with you. I’m all for learning if ested in becoming a memyou’re all for teaching. I will be extremely loyal to you and ber when they resume activhave you back for all of eternity. We’ll be pals for life, and wherever you go, I’ll follow. ities in September, you can email 535Air@cadets.gc.ca. Outdoor Movie Night Friday, June 24 – at GL Heritage Brewery, Amherstburg. FurFlix and the feature film – The Secret Life Of Pets! Families and Pets welcome. Get tickets on Event Brite SUN photo or contact Arms Bumanlag at development@windsorhumane.org to see first hand how your donations, and support make and actionable impact in Windsor/Essex.
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Kingsville is now a Bee City
The Town of Kingsville is now official designated as a Bee City. Bee City Canada announced that designation earlier this week after Kingsville had made an application to them. Bee City Canada is a program of Pollinator Partnership Canada and to date, 63 municipalities across Canada have been
designated as Bee Cities. “Bee City is a movement, basically, that helps municipalities make homes for bees,” said director Vicki Wojcik. “We all live in cities or towns and those are our homes and we take care of our homes a certain way because we like to have nice homes that make us happy. And so essentially, Bee
City is exactly the same thing.” According to Wojcik, Bee Cities have three obligations to meet: initiating habitat actions, providing education and celebrating Pollinator Week June 20-26. Kingsville recently installed a pollinator garden at Lakeside Park.
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