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Reporter with the Windsor Star. Journalism instructor at St. Clair College. Tweets and opinions my own. Have a news tip? mholmeshill@postmedia.com
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Math remains a tough subject for Windsor-Essex students in latest provincial testing

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By Millar Holmes-Hill Verified
| Windsor Star Verified
Math remains a challenge for students in Windsor-Essex, while the latest EQAO results show a notable gap between the region’s two largest school boards. Students at the Greater Essex County District School Board saw results decline in most assessment categories in 2025-26, while Windsor-Essex Catholic District School Board students exceeded provincial averages in seven of eight categories.
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Hiatus House marks 50 years as demand for shelter outpaces capacity

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By Millar Holmes-Hill Verified
| Windsor Star Verified
Fifty years ago, Hiatus House opened the doors to a nine-bed shelter in Windsor. Today, the organization has 44 beds, and even that isn’t enough to meet the need in the community, according to its executive director. Hiatus House sheltered 338 women and 172 children this year, while its crisis line answered 3,410 calls. “The need still outweighs the service that we’re able to offer,” Sylvie Guenther told the Star.
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Lakeshore opens new dog park at Atlas Tube Rec Centre

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By Millar Holmes-Hill Verified
| Windsor Star Verified
Lakeshore dogs have a new place to run free. The municipality officially opened its new dog park at the Atlas Tube Recreation Centre on Wednesday, offering residents nearly an acre of fenced-in space for their pets to exercise and socialize off leash. The ATRC Dog Park, at 447 Renaud Line Rd., is Lakeshore’s second municipal dog park and its largest. The park is divided into separate areas for large and small dogs, with benches and picnic tables for their owners.
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