Dera editor: I understand those feisty folk in St. Davids have put together a petition about the roundabout that Niagara Region is going to build with the support of Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa.

Dear editor: Last week’s edition of The Lake Report carried a story and photos of the gala fundraiser reception and banquet sat Queen’s Landing for the Lincoln & Welland Regiment Foundation Senate, (“Princess

Dear editor: Your front-page, above-the-fold story in The Lake Report’s Nov. 2 issue, “Leaky sewers contaminating NOTL creek with E. coli, town says,” should give every resident in Niagara-on-the-Lake not only pause for

Dear editor: I just read two letters in your Nov. 9 edition regarding traffic circles for St. Davids, (“St. Davids needs a roundabout – at York and Concession 6” and “Hold a referendum

Dear editor: I attended the Remembrance Day service Saturday in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Once again, I left feeling disappointed and frustrated that the ceremony, still, after many years, has not acquired a sound system that

Dear editor: The reason the town’s planning committee meetings are so long is clearly that the applications are in contravention of the laws of the town. They don’t comply with either the bylaws

Dear editor: I have been reading with interest the various articles regarding a potential vehicle roundabout for the village of St. Davids. I am a longtime resident in the area and am very

Dear editor: Last month we saw the final oak tree planted as part of the program developed by Chautauqua residents Holmes Hooke and Leslie Frankish to assist in the restoration of the storied

Dear editor: This is an open letter to Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa and members of town council. How much longer must residents of Niagara-on-the-Lake witness the overbearing mudslinging attacks on the mayor and the “for

Dear editor: I have written on several occasions advocating for roundabouts, especially in small towns with traffic lights. I find the lack of proper understanding as to their benefits and the ignorance as

Dear editor: This Saturday, and for the two weeks prior, we take the time to honour those who have fallen in war time on our behalf by wearing a poppy and attending ceremonies

Dear editor: On our glorious fall walk this past week, we passed (for the umpteenth time) a structure behind Fort George and I asked myself and my husband Ted, “What is this and

Dear editor: Is it really comforting to you that our federal government has demanded supermarket chains hold their prices? Going from the dream world of politicians to the harsh realities of the marketplace,

Dear editor: At a recent meeting of town council designed to address a future shared services model between the town and the region, discussion got deflected into uninformed speculation about whether the residents

Dear editor: I would like to share some budget shock regarding Niagara Region’s proposed St. Davids roundabout at Four Mile Creek and York roads. I deal in expropriation matters all across the province and I

Dear editor: I came across this bent over street sign while riding my bike one day last week. I have no idea when it happened or who did it, but it appears that

Dear editor: I am neither Jewish nor Muslim, but I applaud the attempt of Alana Hurov to form a local Jewish community, (“As war rages, Jewish woman seeks solace in her community,” The

Dear editor: So, Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa says residents aren’t opposed to a St. Davids roundabout, (“Owners worry roundabout will kill St. Davids businesses,” Oct. 26). He doesn’t feel there is massive opposition

Dear editor: As a concerned resident of St. Davids, I am deeply troubled by the “part-time” approach being adopted by our lord mayor and regional councillor toward the proposed roundabout in our historic

Dear editor: I want to applaud Brian Marshall for his Oct. 19 column, “Embracing Glendale through a more inspired design,” where he questioned the rationale of approving four highrises up to 25 storeys

Dear editor: Change is constant. Sometimes there’s no getting around it. Supply, demand, development. To some these almost can be fighting words. They don’t have to be, if done with sensitivity, care and

Patrick Gedge  Special to The Lake Report The Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, its councillors and staff are mandated to legally and ethically uphold the official plan and its bylaws without favour to any individual developer. The

Dear editor: During a litter cleanup on Sunday, Oct. 22, along about a two-kilometre short stretch of Lakeshore Road leading into Old Town, more than 60 Tim Hortons cups (and lids) were picked

Dear editor: The Fallsview Casino buffet in Niagara Falls has now closed, however, it appears the “Queen Street Buffet” in Niagara-on-the-Lake is still open. Why are residents required to use environmental green bins