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New drop off and storage locations for June 27th Miracle
The City of Windsor has announced new drop off location for donated items for this year’s June 27th Miracle fundraiser.
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Officials with the Windsor-Essex County Health Unit are advising the public to stay local this Father’s Day.
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Chatham-Kent woman defrauded $38,000
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First look inside new mass vaccination clinic at Devonshire Mall
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PM says Canada to receive 68M COVID-19 doses by end of July
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7,000 COVID-19 vaccines administered per day in Windsor-Essex: WECHU
The Windsor-Essex County Health Unit is reporting 4 new cases of COVID-19 and no new deaths on Friday.
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Windsor Hall vaccination clinic closed, WFCU remains open
City officials confirm the vaccination clinic at Windsor Hall is closed, effective Friday.
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