The Hub December 2013/January 2014 | Página 5

Eva Antonel has been a resident of Essex County for the past 43 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. Evan Mathias is a journalism student at St. Clair College. He was awarded St. Clair College’s sports reporter of the year for 2013 and was runner up as journalist of the year. He is also the senior sports editor for the Converged Citizen and a media intern with the Windsor Spitfires. His passion is the game of hockey which he has played competitively since he was nine-years-old. Irma Tremblay moved to Windsor from Prince Edward Island four years ago to study journalism at St. Clair College and is currently studying public relations. She enjoys photography, hockey, movies and music. Rolling out an issue of The Hub takes an entire team - writers, photographers, editors. Here’s the team that came together for the December 2013/January 2014 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 is currently studying Entertainment Technology at St. Clair College. She loves all things theatre, words, chips & dip and giraffes. Michael Haggert is one of those guys who literally puts the food on the table for his wife and daughters. 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. Ryan Slyzuk is a freelance writer based in Windsor, Ontario. He is interested in spirituality, mindfulness, and world travel. Currently travelling abroad in India, you can find his other writings on his blog at www.rucksack-revolution.com Shelley Divnich Haggert reads, writes and teaches in Windsor, and has been part of the local & national magazine industry for 13 years. She has three daughters, and is “Grandma” to a hedgehog , a parakeet and a min pin/poodle cross. She lives with her husband, teenager and Thor, a dog who’s afraid of thunder. Amanda Matthews is a journalism student at St. Clair College who also works a part-time job and interns with Student Health 101 magazine. She is a long distance runner and an advocate for clean, healthy eating while supporting local businesses. 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. Amanda Haggert is a student at Walkerville Collegiate and a self-professed science geek. She likes sports (playing, not watching), music and movies. December 2013/January 2014 - The HUB 5