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Windsor: Senior cyclist critically injured in South Windsor collision | June 22

Windsor police are investigating a serious collision involving an 89-year-old cyclist at Northwood Street and McKay Avenue, while bike-theft alerts urge residents to secure their bikes with U-locks. The Carrousel of the Nations wrapped up with Leamington’s Mexican Village Sunday on Mill Street, highlighting cultural diversity in the city.

Windsor: Bike-theft season prompts police safety tips | June 22

Windsor police warn of rising bike thefts and urge cyclists to use U-locks, while a senior cyclist was critically injured in a collision on Northwood Street. The Carrousel of the Nations festival wrapped up its second weekend with Leamington’s Mexican Village on Mill Street drawing crowds.

Windsor: Former UWindsor president passes away at 72 | June 21

Windsor — Alan Wildeman, former University of Windsor president, has died at 72, while a fire damaged a home and another investigation continues on Drouillard Road. City officials debate the new bus depot’s location and the Gordie Howe bridge’s impact on connectivity and recreation.

Windsor: Cyclist critically injured in South Windsor collision | June 21

Windsor police are investigating a serious cyclist collision in South Windsor and a fire on Drouillard Road that caused partial road closures, while a Windsor home also suffered fire damage. Residents are also reacting to a proposed bus depot at Lauzon and Tecumseh Road East and mourning former University of Windsor president Alan Wildeman.

Windsor: Ford Fireworks event kicks off with drone restrictions in place | June 20

Windsor's Local Wire update covers the Ford Fireworks event with drone restrictions, the Zekelman Foundation's $1 million donation to revamp the Safety Village, and a knife-related standoff highlighting public safety concerns. Health officials also warn of E. coli contamination at Holiday Beach and Lakeshore Lakeview Park West Beach.

Windsor: Ford Fireworks event set for Monday with drone restrictions | June 20

Windsor residents should stay alert as authorities warn about E. coli contamination at Holiday Beach and Lakeshore Lakeview Park West Beach, while a knife-wielding suspect was detained in a five-hour standoff. The city also announces the $1 million renovation of the Zekelman Centre for Safety and Wellness and a $10,000 donation to aid seniors with meals.

Windsor: Lakeshore Homicide Victim Suffered Five Gunshot Wounds | June 19

Windsor police are investigating a fatal Lakeshore homicide involving five gunshot wounds, while Essex County OPP Board South resumes meetings after resolving a funding crisis. A downtown bike robbery and ongoing homelessness funding disputes between local mayors also highlight key public safety and regional governance issues.

Windsor: Lakeshore Man Killed in Gunshot Attack, Court Details Wounds | June 19

Windsor's latest episode covers a fatal shooting in Lakeshore, funding delays for the Essex County OPP Board South, and a dispute over homelessness resources between Windsor and Leamington mayors. The episode also highlights the return of the Carrousel of the Nations festival and a recent bike robbery in downtown Windsor.

Windsor: Windsor slashes build fees to secure federal grants | June 18

Windsor city officials approved slashing developer fees by 70 percent to attract $50 million in grants, while fire crews fought a blaze in Sandwich Town. The University of Windsor faces a $7.4 million deficit, and a new dementia-friendly wellness hub opens in Tecumseh.

Windsor: Fire crews battle blaze at boarded-up Windsor home | June 18

Windsor firefighters contained a fire at a vacant home in the 3200 block of Linwood Place, while two youths face charges after a stabbing near Tecumseh. The city also announces a new dementia-friendly wellness hub in Tecumseh and updates on housing fund applications in Essex County.

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