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Recent News in Windsor

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 3721 💬 755
Nostalgic Play: New Retro Arcade Lights Up Downtown Windsor

Michael Botkin has turned his childhood dream into reality by opening Sip N’ Flip Arcade & Soda Bar in downtown Windsor. This unique spot features beloved classic games such as 'Mortal Kombat', 'Cruisin’ USA', and 'Mario Kart', among its collection. Currently, the arcade boasts 13 pinball machines, with plans to add more to its retro gaming lineup. This new business not only offers a blast from the past for gaming enthusiasts but also enhances the local entertainment scene.

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 2597 💬 193
No Injuries in South Windsor Oil & Gas Site Fire

A fire occurred at an Extraction Oil & Gas facility in south Windsor without any injuries reported, cause still under investigation.

Dec 22nd, 2024 👍 4034 💬 548
Early Season Shocks for Roosevelt and Platte Valley Girls

This weekend saw intense action in high school sports across basketball, wrestling, and ice hockey. Standout performances included Union Colony Prep and Prairie's wins in boys’ basketball, while in girls’ basketball, Prairie and Union Colony Prep emerged victorious in their respective games. The weekend was tough for teams like Roosevelt and Platte Valley's girls, which faced their first losses of the season, shaking up their strong starts. Star players across the games displayed exceptional skills, pointing towards a competitive season ahead.

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