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Sewer work to temporarily close intersection of Gore St. & Bathurst St.
An intersection near the downtown core of Amherstburg will be closed temporarily due to construction. The intersection of Bathurst St. and ...
Former Vietnamese refugee returns to his Canadian “hometown”
By Ron Giofu When Quyen Kam Phung fled Vietnam in the late 1970's, he would eventually find his way to Canada. While ...
Essex Powerlines employees help out at Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission
By Ron Giofu Essex Powerlines Corporation (EPL) states they are “committed to making a difference in the communities they serve” and ...
Local pop-up shop brings value to customers
By Christian Bouchard Two local entrepreneurs are teaming up to turn their love for business into steady revenue. Linden Crain, owner of ...
New town council sworn in at inaugural meeting
By Ron Giofu The new town council is officially on the job. The Town of Amherstburg held its inaugural meeting for the ...News
Sewer work to temporarily close intersection of Gore St. & Bathurst St.
Intersection expected to be closed Dec. 10-19, weather permitting
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Sewer work to temporarily close intersection of Gore St. & Bathurst St.
Intersection expected to be closed Dec. 10-19, weather permitting
Former Vietnamese refugee returns to his Canadian “hometown”
Quyen Kam Phung returns to Amherstburg, visits St. John the Baptist Church
Essex Powerlines employees help out at Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission
Part of EPL campaign was to see how local organizations operate
Local pop-up shop brings value to customers
Linden Crain, owner of Crainer’s Closet and Cam Snively, owner of Furnish Refurbish are two local entrepreneurs who ran a pop-up shop up Pittao’s Auto Care recently
