It seems everyone is complaining about the weather. A sore topic among Windsorites , spring just has not co-ooperated, but is it having an impact on some local businesses bottom lines? You bet. The excessive rain and unseasonable cool temps have done nothing to inspire people to get out and spend those springtime dollars. Garden Centres, Pool companies, boating establishments, motorcycle shops and ice cream stores are all awaiting that first pop of warm weather to get people moving on summertime activities (and purchases). Outdoor restaurant and bar patios come alive with people as well when the nights are warm and the days sunny. And lets not forget those who work outside like farmers and construction workers. Weather can easily put crops and projects behind and cost money. But that’s life right? Unfortunately we cannot change the weather and everyone ultimately must deal with it on some level. Heres hoping to a fabulous May 24 Long weekend and a temperate kickoff to the 2011 summer season. Now get out there and play!
by Tim FairhurstBiz X Magazine
Tuesday, May 17, 2011
Wednesday, May 4, 2011
Pro Soccer debuts in Windsor
Pro Soccer makes it debut in Windsor this weekend. The area’s premiere professional soccer club, the Windsor Stars meet the Montreal Impact Academy this Saturday night at 7PM at Windsor Stadium. Area soccer supporters will want to be sure to check this exciting new venture out in its inaugural showing in the Canadian Soccer League
“It’s exciting to have pro soccer back in Windsor. The team will be very competitive and enjoyable to watch.” says Coach Jeff Hodgson.
Owner and player Filip Rocca is hoping that the Windsor community will come out and be the “12th man on the field” and help to cheer the team on in what promises to be a tough match against a strong Montreal club. In addition to offering fans the opportunity to experience pro soccer up close the organization is also excited to be offering special events and services for youth in Windsor-Essex, including meet the players nights, year-round youth camps, game-day youth matches, ‘Practice with the Stars,’ scholarship services, and much more. A meet and greet with the players will take place at 5PM before every match at Centro on Erie Street and a complimentary shuttle service will depart at 6 and return after the game.
The season schedule can be found online at www.windsorstarssoccer.com and you can follow the team on Facebook at facebook.com/WindsorStarsSoccer
Ticket information
Tickets can be purchased at Centro located at 770 Erie Street East for $7 in advance for adults, $5 for children 12 and under. Game day tickets will be $10 for adults, $7 for children 12 and under. Season tickets are also available: Pre-season sale for family pass (4 people access) is $120. Single Pass (1 person access) is $60.
So come on out and experience the beautiful game that is professional soccer and see what the rest of the world is mad about.
by Tim FairhurstBiz X Magazine
“It’s exciting to have pro soccer back in Windsor. The team will be very competitive and enjoyable to watch.” says Coach Jeff Hodgson.
Owner and player Filip Rocca is hoping that the Windsor community will come out and be the “12th man on the field” and help to cheer the team on in what promises to be a tough match against a strong Montreal club. In addition to offering fans the opportunity to experience pro soccer up close the organization is also excited to be offering special events and services for youth in Windsor-Essex, including meet the players nights, year-round youth camps, game-day youth matches, ‘Practice with the Stars,’ scholarship services, and much more. A meet and greet with the players will take place at 5PM before every match at Centro on Erie Street and a complimentary shuttle service will depart at 6 and return after the game.
The season schedule can be found online at www.windsorstarssoccer.com and you can follow the team on Facebook at facebook.com/WindsorStarsSoccer
Ticket information
Tickets can be purchased at Centro located at 770 Erie Street East for $7 in advance for adults, $5 for children 12 and under. Game day tickets will be $10 for adults, $7 for children 12 and under. Season tickets are also available: Pre-season sale for family pass (4 people access) is $120. Single Pass (1 person access) is $60.
So come on out and experience the beautiful game that is professional soccer and see what the rest of the world is mad about.
by Tim FairhurstBiz X Magazine
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