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LEAMINGTON – The Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) are looking for witnesses to a motor vehicle collision that occurred on March 4 in Leamington. At approximately 10:48 p.m., a Chevrolet Malibu was travelling eastbound on Talbot St. West when a blue or dark-grey SUV pulled out of McDonalds restaurant right in front of the other vehicle. The Malibu collided with the rear of the SUV, causing heavy damage. The SUV left the scene of the collision. The driver of the Malibu sustained minor injuries. It’s unknown if the driver of the SUV was injured in the collision. The suspect vehicle will have sustained heavy rearend damage and was last seen travelling eastbound on Talbot St. West. Anyone who may have witnessed this collision or has information regarding the involved driver or vehicle is asked to contact OPP Essex County at 519326-2544 or 1-888-3101122. Should you wish to remain anonymous, call Crime Stoppers at 1-800222-8477 (TIPS) or leave an anonymous online message at www.catchcrooks.com where you may be eligible to receive a cash reward of up to $2,000.
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Young models stole the show at the #Yes Ma’am Fashion Show held March 6 to raise money for the Erie Shores Health Foundation ‘Care Happens Here’ capital campaign.
#Yes Ma’am Fashion Fundraiser raises $130,000 By Deanna Bertrand
LEAMINGTON – Fashion, food and fun was on the menu Friday night, March 6 for the #Yes Ma’am Fashion Show to raise funds for a contrast mammography machine for Erie Shores HealthCare. The event was held at Mastronardi Estate Winery and featured local vendors, from wine, produce, food, decorations and flowers to fashions. Fashion trends on the runway were modeled by area children, teens, men and women and were from designers Aggie & Francois and local retailers Clothing Bar, Willabee’s, Milana’s Menswear, Young Fabulous Children’s Boutique and Freeds of Windsor. Christine Colautti, Executive Director of Erie Shores Health Foundation (ESHC), said they hoped to reach $100,000 from the event with the monies earmarked for the “first of its kind” contrast mammography machine. When totals were in from the evening, the fashion show had surpassed the goal with a total of $130,000 raised. The Erie Shores Health Foundation capital fundraising campaign, Care Happens Here, has a goal of $15 million over the next several years to improve Health Information Systems and the Diagnostic Imaging Department at the local hospital. Colautti said they have already brought in $1 million of that goal.
Left to right: Cathy Mucci, event co-chair, Christine Colautti, Executive Director ESHF, Tanya Mastronardi, event co-chair. (Southpoint Sun Photo)
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