I just wanted to say thank you to the couple at Chapters that were looking through the lego minifigure bags with my son and I on Sunday just after lunchtime. When you finally found the one he was looking for, you gave it to him, even though you needed the same one yourself. My son is very shy, so you wouldn't have seen how excited he actually was when you gave him the Knight. As soon as we walked away, he started jumping up and down and had the biggest smile on his face.

Thank you for showing him that there are good people that are selfless in the world. It was a great learning opportunity as well for me to teach him how to do something for someone else, and expect nothing in return. Little did you know, he has a medical condition which restricts his physical activity. We introduced him to Lego a long time ago to get him interested in something that wasn't physically demanding, and not an electronic device of some sort. It was a small gesture that meant a lot to me (and him).

Thanks again for your generosity, and I hope you find your knight too!

My daughter and I were driving down central, there was this gentleman trying to cross the road in a walker. So we stopped to let him cross and there were 3 guys crossing also. The walker hit a pot hole and his wheel came off. One of the guys noticed and went and helped the gentleman. The guys put the wheel back on and he was able to continue safely.

Kodos to those young men

To the person who caused a three car accident on the expressway on-ramp east Sat 5:00 pm at devonshire mall. First, you made a dead stop on an the on ramp so you didn't hit a goose. Now as an animal lover I understand not wanting to hit the goose but it was less than a foot from the yellow line. You could have either slowed down or went around. You DON"T stop on an the on- ramp. Secondly, after stopping you watched in your mirror the accident you caused and then sped off as quickly as possible. Even though you cared more about the goose then people, don't worry no one was hurt (luckily) just thousands of dollars in damage. Maybe next time you could use your brain while driving and think of other people on the road (as well as geese)

Travelling home today around 5:15pm on EC Row Expressway going East a white Chrysler 300 was weaving in and out of lanes at a very high rate of speed. The first time I saw you do it I thought what is that person thinking but then they continued to go in and out of traffic where at one time they veered to the right thinking they were getting off on Walker but nope quickly went around two cars just to get back in the left lane. Are you kidding me? It was very busy on the EC Row and I wish this was one time it was legal to use my cellphone while driving to take a pic and call the police but you were going so fast I could not find you again but I pulled over and called it in anyway. Not sure what your hurry was but I certainly hope your careless , inconsiderate and stupid driving did not harm anyone.

Thank you so much to the gentleman at Tecumseh Mall this afternoon. My daughter was asking to go on the little rides at the mall but we had no change on us for it! you over heard stopped not even hesitating and not only gave us $1 for a ride but $2! My daughter, husband and I want to thank you again you Sir have been spotted!

Border Collie, 12 noon Saturday Feb. 27th. Corner of Malden and E.C. Row expressway (underpass) light blue collar with pattern. Not to friendly but likely scared. Brought to the Human Society. 519-966-5751. He is in good hands, if this is your dog call immediately.

You were all of 17 years old. You were able bodied. You left your girlfriend sitting in the car while it was running. Yes, the bank was busy, yes parking was bad, but YOU DID NOT NEED THAT HANDICAPPED SPOT. You didn't need it. Yet, there were you, parked on an angle because your time must have been too valuable today to park in a regular spot and walk a bit. My mom is handicapped, and if she were with me today, you could have got a lot more than me walking around your car looking for your permit. Then you have the nerve to point and laugh at me for calling you out? I sincerely hope you never have to endure what people who actually need those spots do. It's not funny, and it's not a joke. You were a lazy and inconsiderate, and you were definitely spotted.

I went to a walk in clinic tonight where people were very sick - to the point the doctor was wearing a mask while examining patients. My issue tonight was - the doctor didn't wash her hands upon entering my room for the exam. And when I asked her to do so, she got very defensive and tried to make me feel uncomfortable about asking. As a patient it's my right to request clean hands upon examination.

I feel we need regulations in place that require doctors to wash their hands in the room in front of the patient they are getting ready to examine. Until then - I just want to say don't be afraid to start asking doctors to wash their hands prior to touching you! It's your right to do so!!