June 24, 2019

By: Chris McLeod

24/6/2019

5 Things You Need To Know

June 24th is the 175th day of the year. There are 190 days remaining until the end of the year.


What a weekend in Chatham-Kent!

Now we get set for Canada Day weekend and communities around C-K will be celebrating.

 The Festival of Nations returns to Tecumseh Park Saturday, Sunday and Monday, 11am-11pm.

Fireworks on Saturday from St. Clair College and Loverboy headlines the mainstage on Sunday.

Check out the Facebook page for more info.


The Annual Riverfront Fireworks Display in Windsor/Detroit tonight at 9:55, show expected to last 25 minutes. Rain date is Tuesday.

Shuttles are available to and from the fireworks from the Devonshire Mall beginning at 6pm. Free service for all Windsor Transit buses will begins at 6.


The Detroit-Windsor Tunnel resumes nightly closures this week.

The tunnel will close from 9pm – 5am. Sundays through Thursdays.

The tunnel will remain open tonight to accommodate those travelling to watch fireworks. The tunnel will also remain open from July 4 to 6 for the U.S. Independence Day holiday. The closures are scheduled to end July 19th.

The closures are part of the $22 million renovation project.


The Flying Wallendas did their tightrope walk over Times Squre last night.

It was 25 stories high, between two skyscrapers, for 1,300 feet. It’s a brother and sister, and they both were safety harnesses, it was the sister’s first walk since her 2017, when she fell 40 feet and broke every bone in her face.

They completed the walk successfully.


The 31st annual World’s Ugliest Dog Contest went down this weekend in northern California and the winner this year is a small mutt named Scamp the Tramp.

His signature features are beady eyes and wild, disheveled, multicolored hair, some of which has matted into dreadlocks. He also has short, stubby legs and zero teeth.

Scamp the Tramp’s owners will get a trophy, $1,500 in cash, and an appearance on the Today show. The contest will also make a $1,500 donation to an animal shelter in Scamp’s name.

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