Yesterday I took my sons for a haircut at first choice on corner of bsnwell and Tecumseh rd. This very nice hairdresser cut my 2 year olds hair while another one worked on my 7 year old. I didn't bother to say anything, but my 7 year old has autism and really struggles with haircuts...everything about them scares him, the sound of the scissors, the trimmers, the feeling of his hair being cut..so I always cut his hair to best of my ability at home....my son wouldn't allow the hairdresser to trim the overgrown hair around his ears and neck...the hairdresser who cut my two year olds hair heard me trying to convince the 7 year old to finish cut ...she was amazing with him...very reassuring and kind...she let him touch the clippers before she used them which helped calm my sons worries...and she managed to finish his haircut.....that was a huge moment for him...although it may have seemed small...so I just wanted to let everyone know about this amazing experience. Thank you to the hairdresser at first choice on banwell and Tecumseh...I didn't catch her name but she had cool tatoo on forearm with a blowdryer and scissors .....thank you!!

Last Sunday our van was parked on Tec rd while my husband was in the store. We were informed someone side-swiped it and kept going. A wonderful lady came in after and said she followed the van until she got the license. A very big thank you. If we didn't know who hit it then we would have had to pay $250 deductible which we don't have right now.I am on sick leave and my husband is retired. We just got a chance to get a loan for this van which is a 2010 last month. You don't know how greatful we are and that there should be more people like you. Sorry we didn't get your name.Thanks

My brother's and I were driving down riverside drive around Lincoln road and we found a dog running around with no collar on. If anyone knows of anything please contact us at 519-988-0050 or 519-991-4684.

This local, non profit rescue, is at full capacity at this time, and in debt with expensive vet trips recently and with a waiting list, but when Jen heard about this little guy, she had to take him in. Poor little soul was in pain, with major dental problems and infected eye and needs vet care urgently.

Kerby was brought over to their veterinarian today, and are awaiting results, but he is now in good hands and will receive proper health care. He will require a medical assessment and will most likely need x-rays, antibiotics and dental surgery.

Kudos to Jen, who is always there for these little ones. Her rescue is a very much needed resource in Essex County.

Any donations to help with Kerby's vet bills would be greatly appreciated.
E-transfers are easy and can be sent to tinypawssmallanimalrescue.gmail.com or PayPal is available on their website and Facebook page.

Link: www.tinypawssmallanimalrescue.weebly.com

I dropped my child off at school this morning. I came outside and seen a van park. The lady went to open her door and a newer black truck hit her door. The truck slowed down and then sped off. The driver didnt even stop to make sure the woman was ok.
What kind of person are you? You have been spotted, careless person with no heart.
Karma is a bi*ch and I hope she filed a report.

Even if she was at fault for not looking before she opened her door you should of stopped. Your actions speak volumes of the kind of person you are.

To the guy that sat across from me on the crosstown 2 bus later last night. I liked how we kept exchanging smiles every time we look up at each other, and I wish I got the nerve to talk to you. If you see this, you're really cute.

I was at walker rd superstore around 815 and there was a lady at the front of the line, she had spent just over $225 and the cashier gave her a free ham..... she tried to tell the cashier she didnt need or eat it. Cashier told her just take it, it was free. The woman turn around to the young man behind and gave him her ham. He was so so grateful, he was speechless. He simple said thank you and you went on ur way. What a WONDERFUL KIND THING YOU HAVE DONE TONIGHT. I am so glad I could witness such a random act of kindness.God bless you.

PS: The man was still in shock when he left. I am sure he could use it for his family. He smiled all the way out of my sight. He was truly touched by you tonight, as well as myself.

I was on the crosstown 2 bus today, and as were passing a park on riverside drive somewhere near Goose Bay park I looked out the window to see a couple people out there picking up garbage. It put a smile on my face to see that people still care about our parks. Even though the weather was cold, props to you guys! you have been spotted! keep up the great work!
Sincerely, an 18 year old student amazed at the kind citizens Windsor has to offer:)