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On the tee: Doria wins low gross with score of 38
Top draft pick Joe Doria shot a 2-over 38 to win the low gross score in Men’s Night competition at Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club on May 23. Ted Wiens took the “A” flight with 22 points
Editorial: The good no bad, no ugly
So often, the media are accused of focusing on the bad and ugly side of life. Unfortunately, bad things can be big news and it is part of the media’s job to report
Karen Balcoms 44 tops inBusiness Ladies League
Karen Balcom won low gross honours by shooting 44 in Monday Business Ladies League play at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club on May 6. Other winners were: low net score Petra Brown with 33; closest to
Featured: Doug Garrett A sporting warrior turns 92
Doug Garrett is a warrior. A proud former army reservist who still turns out for Remembrance Day every year.
Golf smackdown: McMacken scores Mens Night trifecta
Jim McMacken was the big winner at the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club’s first Men’s Night competition of the season last week. The steady lefty took home one of the $25 gross skins prizes (with a
Crossroads Medical Centre still a go, developer says
Plans for building the Crossroads Medical Centre have not changed, the process is just taking longer than many people hoped it would, developer Lloyd Redekopp says. The facility planned for the intersection of
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Province tells libraries to send books via Canada Post
The Ontario government wants libraries across the province to use the mail instead of an “inefficient” system of vans to transfer books among libraries. Utilizing the mail or couriers would be “less than
Clarification: Town can’t pinpoint cause of sewer spill
The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has not been able to identify the source of a sewer spill that spewed carrots, sausages and other debris onto Mary Street, a spokesperson says. A photo caption in
Back to the future: MacLean joins The Lake Report editorial staff
Time flies when you’re having fun. It’s hard to believe that 43 years ago, in mid-April, I was starting my first job as a reporter-photographer for a small community weekly – in the
Editorial: Rooting out the hate in our midst
For several weeks now, we have reported on the appearance of nasty, racist, anti-immigrant posters around town. In the past week, another ranting flyer was put up on the public notice kiosk outside
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