Eva Antonel
has been a
resident of
Essex County
for the past 44
years. She has
gone to school,
married, raised
a family, met lifelong friends and
made a living by working with
books and magazines in this, her
chosen city. When she is not
working with words, she is either
reading or writing them for
pleasure.
Here’s the team
that came together
for the April 2015
issue - we're glad
we got to connect
with them and
hope their stories
and photos
connect with you.
Angelica
Haggert has
two BAs from
the University
of Windsor
and studied
media
convergence
at St. Clair College. She loves all
things theatre, words, chips & dip
and giraffes, as well as writing
and photography. She’s mom to
Franklin the dog and Samwise
the cat, and has a moderate
Twitter addiction. Forgive her in
advance, because she will correct
your spelling, no matter who you
are.
Rolling out an
issue of
The Hub takes an
entire team writers,
photographers,
editors and
artists.
Shelley Divnich
Haggert reads,
writes and
teaches in
Windsor, and
has been part
of the local &
national
magazine industry for 15 years.
She has three daughters, and is
“Grandma” to a hedgehog , a
parakeet and a min pin/poodle
cross. She lives with her husband,
and Thor, a dog who’s afraid of
thunder.
Shelbey Hernandez holds a degree in English
language and literature from the University of
Windsor and is currently working towards her
journalism diploma at St. Clair College. Aside from
writing news and feature stories, she also writes
poetry. Originally from Windsor, she now lives in
Harrow with a love for the county and the city.
Michael
Haggert is one
of those guys
who literally
puts the food
on the table
for his wife.
While he waits
for the city to realize backyard
chickens are a good idea, he’s
making his own pasta, putting up
jam from the backyard berries or
canning sauce from his
homegrown tomatoes.
Alex Antonel is
a LaSalle
native living in
Toronto. By
day she
vegetates in a
cubicle,
proofreading
romance novels. By night she
weaves through crowds at rock
shows, samples craft beers and
marks up erroneous ads on the
subway with her blue Sharpie.
April 2015 - The HUB 5