Rich Garton is a Reporter at CTV News Windsor. He focuses on crime, murder, and traffic issues, particularly in the Detroit and Michigan areas. Rich's work has been featured in various prominent outlets, showcasing his commitment to delivering impactful news stories.
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Rich Garton's coverage predominantly focuses on local government, crime, and development in Windsor, Ontario. He seems to be interested in evolving stories related to local events and government announcements. If you are looking to reach out to Rich with a pitch, consider offering insights or access related to ongoing developments in local politics or significant changes within the city of Windsor. Additionally, pitches that provide unique perspectives on crime-related issues or housing and development matters within the region might also capture his interest.
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By: Rich Garton
The City of Windsor has unveiled a few more properties that they believe are prime for housing development, issuing an expression of interest for the scarcely used Caron Avenue parking lot.
A Windsor icon whose name is synonymous with Blues music has passed away.
By: Rich Garton
The mayor of Essex is hoping the community will partake in a new public satisfaction survey about policing in town.
A long-time community booster and a man whose smile could light up any room has died.
By: Rich Garton
The Gordie Howe Bridge is officially an international crossing. The milestone was reached Monday when temporary beams were placed between
Windsor-Essex boasts 27 golf courses and during the pandemic and ever since, they've exploded in popularity.
By: Rich Garton
The pylons are out on County Road 42 and county officials are warning drivers to pack their patience.
Town council in Essex is getting a pay raise after a consultant's report identified the councillors wages fell below the 60th percentile for comparator municipalities.
The ranks of women in police, fire and other emergency services is still quite low, but over time, that number is creeping up.
It may be the first day of summer, but the heat dome hanging over Windsor-Essex is making it feel like the dog days of summer already.
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