June 3, 2020

PANDEMIC BLOG: By Dr. William Brown

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Dr. Brown: The pathology of COVID-19lungs

Dr. William Brown Special to The Lake Report Given that the most common cause of death in COVID-19 is what’s been aptly called ARDS (Acute Respiratory Disease...

Backhouse lights final fire, as chef switches to family-focused Ruffino’s

NOTL's Backhouse restaurant is lighting its last fire, as it transitions fully into Ruffino’s Pasta Bar & Grill. Chef Ryan Crawford, owner of both restaurants, says it’s...

Trees cut to make way for nursery school

The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has removed several trees near the community centre to make room for the expanded Niagara Nursery School project. In total, seven trees...

COVID-19: No more active COVID cases in NOTL

For the past several days, there have been no active cases of COVID-19 in Niagara-on-the-Lake, according to statistics from the Niagara Region public health...

NOTL woman creates clear masks to help lip readers

A Niagara-on-the-Lake woman has designed a facemask that can help lip readers to “see” what people are saying. Amy Post created Big Smiles Lip Reading Masks to...

COVID-19:NOTL wineries get ready to welcome visitors for tastings

Wineries in Niagara-on-the-Lake are preparing to invite guests back for tastings, and when they do, the experience will be very different. Social distancing measures mean...

Artist submissions sought for Pumphouse chair auction

The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre is looking for a Niagara artist to creatively paint a Muskoka-style wooden love seat as a fundraiser for the arts centre. Submissions will...

Renovated Pumphouse hopes to reopen for summer

The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre staff and volunteers are looking forward to reopening following renovations earlier this year, but for the time being the focus is on...

NOTL group to host ‘peaceful anti-racism rally’

A group of Niagara-on-the-Lake friends are organizing a peaceful anti-racism rally to stand in solidarity with black members of the community, both locally and across the...

COVID-19: Yellow Door keeps musical theatre going amid pandemic

Non-profit Virgil school was in danger of closing, but generous landlord helped out Even during a pandemic, musical theatre is finding a way in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Yellow...

‘Slow down’: NOTLer says bylaw officer was aggressive after being asked not to speed

Niagara-on-the-Lake resident Laurie Stratton isn’t happy with a town bylaw officer he said was speeding though his neighbourhood, or how the officer treated him...

COVID-19: Nightly for past 11 weeks, neighbours sing praises of front-line workers

A group of neighbours in The Village are finding a way to connect through cheering for health care workers. And they’ve been doing it every...

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PANDEMIC BLOG: By Dr. William Brown

Dr. Brown: The pathology of COVID-19lungs

Backhouse lights final fire, as chef switches to family-focused Ruffino’s

Trees cut to make way for nursery school

COVID-19: No more active COVID cases in NOTL

NOTL woman creates clear masks to help lip readers

COVID-19:NOTL wineries get ready to welcome visitors for tastings

Artist submissions sought for Pumphouse chair auction

Renovated Pumphouse hopes to reopen for summer

NOTL group to host ‘peaceful anti-racism rally’

COVID-19: Yellow Door keeps musical theatre going amid pandemic

‘Slow down’: NOTLer says bylaw officer was aggressive after being asked not to speed

COVID-19: Nightly for past 11 weeks, neighbours sing praises of front-line workers

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