Halloween displays on Durango Ave., located in the St. Theresa subdivision in Malden Centre, have been set up by the Anderson family with a “Fill the Coffin” fundraiser being part of it. Food is being collected for the Amherstburg Food and Fellowship Mission and donations are encouraged. “The Shrine on Durango” re-opens again this Friday and Saturday (Oct. 30-31) from 7-11 p.m.

Richard St-Pierre (left) shakes hands with Dr. Paul Bradford (right) as Essex-Windsor EMS chief Justin Lammers applauds. St-Pierre was recognized with a special pin for his work in helping to save over 20 lives. Those who survived out-of-hospital cardiac arrest in 2025 were reunited last week with the first responders who saved them. Essex-Windsor EMS and Southwest Ontario Regional Base Hospital Program presented the 13th annual “Survivor Day” last Friday at the St. Clair Cen

Cornelis Heeren (seated, at right) was recognized Oct. 15 with a Quilt of Valour at Royal Canadian Legion Fort Malden Br. 157. Heeren, known as “Casey” around the branch, fought for three years in the Dutch Army and the Allied Nato Forces. He served in teh 4th Battalion and 3rd Scout Division and with Oyrscot in the Netherlands Armed Forces. He served during the Cold War with the NATO Forces in Western Europe. Sgt.-at-Arms Tim Girard and Carolyn Venis, past president of Legi