Windsor Star - 2013-02-28

• WATCH WHERE YOU DUMP THAT SNOW
• Businesses fear delays if U.S. border agents cut
• DSC member pleads for investigat­ion
• BIG ON SACRIFICE
• JUST CRUISIN’
• THREE LOCAL FIRMS AMONG CANADA’S BEST MANAGED.
• Poster child for preventive health care
• Family of I-75 crash victims retains lawyer
• Lasalle police alert residents to growing numbers of coyotes
• Robber admits to bank holdups
• Theatre Alive is still kicking.
• Humane society to help city remove nuisance skunks
• Bullied teen, father land in court
• Audit call is now a weapon
• Stay vigilant, police tell residents
• Ken Dryden to address WESPYs.
• Traffic lights sought for deadly crossing
• Restrictio­ns urged for downtown ‘touts’
• Sarnia-area man convicted in wife’s fence-post murder
• Detroit Mayor Dave Bing’s letter to history
• Health care
• Bankruptcy laws flawed
• Hot seat for senators
• Health care, heal thyself
• Concerts at the casino
• Eliminate the tar pit
• Whelan’s legacy
• The Disney school of life
• HRSDC directive secures USB keys
• ‘Gas-and-dash’ bill opposed
• Lancers take hit in OT
• Clark, Bowen suspended three games
• Swept up by 1967 Leafs
• SAINTS CLINCH GIRLS HOCKEY CROWN.
• Pacioretty scores twice to lift Habs to 5-2 victory over Leafs
• HOCKEY ON THE WIRE
• Express break losing streak against Jazz LOCAL ROUNDUP
• SPORTS BRIEFS
• Curling in low-cut jeans is just not right
• Drs. Roizen and Oz: Say hey to ALA
• ZAPPING THE MICROWAVE MYTHS.
• Pain relievers can be dangerous
• Listen to your oncologist about soy
• February 28, 2013
• Singer influenced by music of Belize
• Female lawmakers slam Oscar host
• Robot Sci-fi dance party Friday night
• Stone Temple Pilots fire lead singer Weiland
• Tina Fey rejects Oscars gig
• Court tosses Brown settlement
• Corrie star crisis
• U.S. and Europe edge closer to interventi­on in Syria crisis
• Anti-whalers called ‘pirates’ by judge
• Iran hails turning point in talks
• Lions, bears taken from gangster
• Porter adds more flights to Toronto
• TARGET MAKING CANADIAN COMPETITOR­S UNEASY.
• STRONG SIGNS IN U.S. OUTWEIGH ITALY WOES
• GM aims to hike Volt sales
• Accused focused on ‘quest for boys’
• Supreme Court strikes part of Sask. code
• Ex-spy watchdog charged with fraud
• Brogurt: The manly yogurt
• Free train travel? Several senators take a pass
• Pope recalls ‘ joy’ and ‘ turbulent’ times
• Newtown victim’s dad urges assault-weapon ban
• 2014 CHEVY IMPALA
• 2013 MITSUBISHI RVR.
• Boy, 8, leads fundraisin­g for local sports charity
• Come on down! Local contestant wins $13K
• Diabetes & me
• News Cafe to open at Star office
• Whelan: ‘Raging bull of Canadian politics’
• A Eugene Whelan
• Better access urged for senior physiother­apy
• Windsor man selling ‘swiped’ ball from ’36 Berlin Olympics
• Business plaza planned for Elias site
• HOUSE TOMATOES
• Spiced Up Ontario Green house Vegetable Pasta

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