I want to spot the blonde older lady that worked the drive through yesterday around 330pm (Tuesday March 3). Anytime I go there, and you are working you are always so happy and nice. I ordered a drink and 20 Tim bits, I asked for 10 chocolate and 10 jelly. You were kind enough to warn me that the jelly ones were lemon, which I loathe!! Thanks for saving the day!! Keep up the great work.

this Isn't really a spotted but why does Windsor need a new city hall?? What's wrong with the one we have? Shouldn't the money be spent maybe fixing our roads or putting more funds towards snow removal or ANYTHING that actually benefits the community and the people. You could even put some of the few million $ towards an extra city bus. Upgrading parks I mean really there's better things to waste money on then a new city hall. I mean really I'm sure the community can come up with several other ways to spend the money.

To the Awesome Lady who's always cheerful that works there in the evening that knows me by how I take my coffee 2 milk 2 cream, You're the greatest for making my night that much better. It's nice to know there's still kind people out there that do the unexpected! You are appreciated! Thank you again!

Just want to say thank you to the Windsor Police officer in the silver charger for trying to help myself and my daughter earlier today (march3rd, 2015). With the freshly fallen snow piling up I couldnt get threw while on the sidewalks, since my daughter was in her stroller. So sadly i had to resort to walking on tecumseh rd itself just to get to the bus stop. This officer saw us, pulled over and was trying to help to the best of his ability Even going as far as to offer driving behind us so we could walk in the car tracks on the road cause it was that bad.. but our bus was coming so he waved it down and saw we got to it okay! So thankyou sir for trying to help as much as you could!! Much appreciated :) :)
signed,
One happy, and warm little family!
Stay safe and warm everyone!

To the young girl and her mom ( I think) that sat in the devonshire mall food court by new york fries Monday evening (March 1st) you have been spotted. I'm not sure why you were crying but I could tell whatever you were going through was not easy and as you sat there talking to your mom having that heartfelt conversation my heart melted a little. You are so lucky to have a women like that in your life. The way she looked at you was so full of support and love and caring it brought tears to my eyes and really made me miss having those convos with my mom as I moved a couple months ago. I hope your heart is a little fuller, a little calmer and much bigger today.

Today I saw an old lady struggling to get on to the side walk on ouellette ave because of the snow bank. She had a walker and a few bags from this small boutique next to Scotia bank. Just as I opened my car door to assist this old gal, a cab driver put his 4 ways on got out of his car and helped her up the side walk. He even cleaned the snow off the wheels of her walker. Cab drivers are always in a rush for the next paying customer it was nice to see one rush for the act of kindness.

Thank you so much to the person who turned in my phone last week at the Wal-Mart customer service. I left Wal-Mart headed home and couldn't find my phone. I attempted to call it and a Wal-Mart Customer Service rep said someone turned it in not more then 3 minutes ago. You never left a name so I want to thank you so much for being so caring, enough to return a phone a found. I'm so very happy

A few weeks ago my boyfriend and I suggested to go to Applebee's for dinner and took the back road and noticed three men trying to push out a Chevy SUV from a snow bank. My boyfriend got out and tried to help when I asked what happened he said " A car was turning very fast and without a signal and I tried to avoid hitting him, and ended up in this snow bank" he was now stuck for hours. I tried to drive out the SUV while the men pushed and I was overwhelmed with how many people stopped and asked if we needed help, eventually I lost count. So many great people in this city but I mostly wanted to thank the two young Jamaican men who stayed and helped, and called their CAA for the guy. If you're reading this, remember to signal!!