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Windsor radio icon Patty Handysides signs off after more than 40 years in broadcasting

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By Travis Fortnum Verified
| CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON) Verified
After more than four decades behind the microphone, Patty Handysides has officially signed off. The longtime Windsor broadcaster wrapped up her final edition of The Shift on AM800 Friday, bringing to a close a career that began in 1982 and has made her one of the region’s most familiar voices. “I held it together most of the day till the end,” Handysides told CTV News moments after stepping away from the microphone. “So many incredible memories.
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‘It’s transformational’: Groundbreaking for new hospital expected in July

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By Travis Fortnum Verified
| CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON) Verified
Windsor Regional Hospital says a major milestone in the region’s long-awaited new hospital project is finally just weeks away. President and CEO Kristin Kennedy announced Thursday the first phase of construction on the new Fancsy Family Hospital is expected to begin in July. “It’s a very long time coming, probably over a decade,” Kennedy said.
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Detroit police detain 180 youths during fireworks night under curfew

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By Travis Fortnum Verified
| CHWI-TV (Windsor, ON) Verified
Detroit police say they detained 180 youths during the city’s annual fireworks night as a strict curfew for unaccompanied minors was enforced. The curfew was announced well in advance of the event in an effort to curb the violence and mischief the Motor City has experienced during the fireworks show in previous years. Of the juveniles detained, police said 171 were Detroit residents, while nine were from outside the city. Police said 108 of those detained were boys and 72 were girls.
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