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PHOTOS: Seeking shelter from the storm

Torrential rains, winds and hail struck Niagara-on-the-Lake on Sunday afternoon – and repeatedly, again on Monday. The result was some flooded basements, soaked lawns and gardens, large pond-size puddles along some roads and

Queen’s Royal Beach safe for swimming again

Beach trips are back on. After the region said high E. coli levels made Queen’s Royal Beach unsafe for swimming last Thursday, the water passed testing conducted on Friday and reopened early this

Black artistry on display at abolition celebration

Over two centuries after the Act to Limit Slavery was introduced right here in Niagara-on-the-Lake, young Black creatives are showcasing the progress that has been made.  Fifteen-year-old honours student Tamiya Cox has been

The Village celebrates 25 years

The Village community in Niagara-on-the-Lake turns 25 next Tuesday with a community-wide celebration. Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa will be in attendance along with Village Community Association president Ardeth Staz and writer Nigel Napier-Andrews,

Group potluck a joyous occasion

Members of the Facebook group “Joyous NOTL” met outside McFarland House for their second annual potluck lunch. The soon-to-open Craig’s Cookies donated sweet treats for picnic-goers to enjoy while also sharing their homemade

Legion’s first literary awards judged by NOTL author

Oxford University graduate, published author and former English teacher Colin Brezicki brought his expertise to judge the Legion’s first annual literary contest for seniors. During the awards luncheon on Sunday, Brezicki told The

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