The Windsor Star’s weekend reporters and photographers covered the city and county this weekend. Check out the gallery.
Spencer Charron, 8, covers his mouth in shock as CLaroL The CLown’s under garments appear out of nowhere during ClaroL’s show at the 20th annual Children’s Fest at Derwent Park, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
CLaroL The CLown uses her cartoon binoculars to find volunteers during her show at the 20th annual Children’s Fest at Derwent Park, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Twin brothers, Sawyer Whalen, 7, and Tanner Whalen, joust with each other at the 20th annual Children’s Fest at Derwent Park, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Twin sisters, Kaniya Pauze, left, and Khiya Pauze, visit with Sofia the First at the 20th annual Children’s Fest at Derwent Park, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
WINDSOR, ONT.:SEPTEMBER 20, 2014 — Katia Paparone pictured with her dog, Lola, a Boston terrier, in her backyard, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014, is petitioning the city to add temperature limits to its animal bylaw. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Employees from Chrysler Research Development Centre participate in the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Quentin Beckford, left, helps his team pull their way to victory in the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Ab Deo, from the Windsor RCMP team participates in the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Karlene Nielsen, left, from the United Way, helps her team pull 80’000 lbs during the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Antoinette Dimitroff, left, from Unifor Local 444, participates in the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Chrysler Canada CEO, Reid Bigland, hands out the winning medals to the Integrity Tool and Mold team at the Ram Tough Truck Pull for United Way in downtown Windsor, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. The event raised an estimated $45,000 for the United Way/Centraid Windsor-Essex County. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Participants in the 2014 Run for Heroes Marathon make their down Front Rd. North, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Participants in the 2014 Run for Heroes Marathon make their down Front Rd. North, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Participants in the 2014 Run for Heroes Marathon make their down Front Rd. North, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
AKO running back, Cody McCann, centre, is tackled against the Hamilton Hurricanes during OFC football action at Windsor Stadium, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
AKO running back, Brandon Donkers, left, rushes the ball against Hamilton’s Justin Vanderlaan during OFC football action at Windsor Stadium, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
AKO defensive back, Jake Nicoletti, left, nearly makes an interception against the Hamilton Hurricanes during OFC football action at Windsor Stadium, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
AKO defensive back, B.K. Samuel, left, tries to make a tackle against Hamilton wide receiver Andrin Masotti during OFC football action at Windsor Stadium, Saturday, Sept. 20, 2014. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Windsor’s Jaclyn Faraci, left, celebrates after scoring against Waterloo’s Kianna Samuel-George during OUA women’s soccer action at Alumni Field, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. Windsor defeated Waterloo 2-1. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Waterloo’s Victoria Borys, bottom, stumbles while battling Windsor’s Bella Ricardi for the ball during OUA women’s soccer action between the University of Windsor and the University of Waterloo at Alumni Field, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. Windsor defeated Waterloo 2-1. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Waterloo’s Victoria Borys, bottom, stumbles while battling Windsor’s Bella Ricardi for the ball during OUA women’s soccer action between the University of Windsor and the University of Waterloo at Alumni Field, Sunday, Sept. 21, 2014. Windsor defeated Waterloo 2-1. (DAX MELMER/The Windsor Star)
Norman Jewison reads the inscription on the plaque of his lifetime achievement award, presented to him by the Windsor International Film Festival on Saturday, September 20, 2014. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Norman Jewison, left, sits down for an on-stage interview at the Capitol Theatre with Windsor International Film Festival executive driector, Vincent Georgie, after receiving WIFF’s first-ever lifetime achievement award on Saturday, Septemeber 20, 2014. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Norman Jewison sits down for an on-stage interview at the Capitol Theatre after receiving the Windsor International Film Festival’s first-ever lifetime achievement award on Saturday, September 20, 2014. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Norman Jewison talks to the Capitol Theatre audience after receiving the Windsor International Film Festival’s first-ever lifetime achievement award on Saturday, September 20, 2014. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Windsor Internaional Film Festival executive director Vincent Georgie addresses the Capitol Theatre audience prior to WIFF presenting Norman Jewison with their first-ever lifetime achievement award on Saturday, September 20, 2014. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Mayor Eddie Francis at the buffet table at The Big Reveal at Devonshire Mall September 20, 2014. The event featured celebrity stylist David Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
The audence at The Big Reveal at Devonshire Mall September 20, 2014. The event featured celebrity stylist David Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Celebrity stylist David Clemmer oicks apart the wardrobe of Local 44 Unifor Ontario chair Dino Chiodo at The Big Reveal on Saturday, September 20, 2014. The event featured Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Local 444 Unifor Ontario chair Dino Chiodo shows off his makeover at The Big Reveal on Saturday, September 20, 2014. The Devonshire Mall event featured celebrity stylist David Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Local 444 Unifor Ontario chair Dino Chiodo addresses The Big Reveal audience at Devonshire Mall, prior to his makeover at The Big Reveal on Saturday, September 20, 2014. The event featured celebrity stylist David Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
Windsor Pride executive director Bob Williams addresses the gathering in Devonshire Mall for The Big Reveal on Saturday, September 20, 2014. The event featured celebrity stylist David Clemmer giving makeovers to prominate Windsor community leaders and proceeds went to benefiting the Windsor Pride Community Centre, as well as youth suicide prevention and anti-bullying programs. (JAY RANKIN/The Windsor Star).
