Dear editor: My attention was caught by your front page feature of June 2, “The Monuments Men” and especially by mention in Exploring Photos of the architect of the memorial clock tower, “Charles
Dear editor: I read the article regarding the three possible locations of the rainbow crosswalk. I read further that a rainbow garden would not be possible until next year. I object to the
Dear editor: This is a call out, request or beseeching Niagara-on-the-Lake residents to stop using “Toronto people” as a derogatory term. It has sadly become accepted lingo of divisiveness in our town. I
Dear editor: Council’s rationale for its recent decision to allow recreational noise in all town parks defies logic. The issue of concern is not the noise made at the Stampede and other similar
Dear editor: Are you happy when you receive a message like this when calling for necessary home services: "All agents are currently busy assisting other customers. Please continue to hold and your call
Dear editor: We were appalled with the design of the townhouse project proposed for 355 Mary St., ("Townhouse project proposed for Mary Street," The Lake Report, May 19). Why in the world should
This new Mary Street project is really a nice surprise, ("Townhouse project proposed for Mary Street," The Lake Report, May 19). It actually stands out among the offensive and poorly thought-out designs we are usually offered.
The following is a letter written to regional Coun. Gary Zalepa. A copy was submitted to The Lake Report for publication. I am a St. Davids resident and want to bring to your
Dear editor: Thank you for your article in the May 19 edition of The Lake Report that profiled the proposed townhouse development on Mary Street. The reason for my letter is to dispel the
Dear editor: On my recent trip to Niagara-on-the-Lake, I picked up a copy of The Lake Report from a local sub shop, and diverging from my usual online news outlets, I ended up
Dear editor: The good news is I have received a voter information card. The bad news is they’ve still got my name wrong. For several elections after I moved here 26 years ago
Dear editor: In Bob Bader's response (“Town passed its new official plan and now it's up to region,” May 19) to my recent op-ed, he questions the accuracy of my observations of the town's alleged
Dear editor: When I read Christopher Allen’s little critique of the proposed design for the new Stone Eagle Winery in the April 14 edition of The Lake Report ("Proposed winery design is overpowering"), I laughed
Dear editor: As this is the season of elections I would like to draw attention to an incident that occurred a few months ago that might occur to others at anytime. We live
Dear editor: Does Niagara-on-the-Lake do enough for traffic safety? Over a year ago I wrote to the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake regarding my concerns with the speed limits on the town's rural roads. We have
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Dear editor: I have nothing but respect and admiration for Lake Report gardening columnist Joanne Young and the work she does in and for our community. However, based on peer-reviewed research, I would
Dear editor: Well, I have read the article in regard to the stop sign for Church Road at McNab, “Four-way stop coming to Church and McNab,” (The Lake Report, May 12). Hmmm, where is
Dear editor: This is a dog tale not about a coyote attack but rather a case of food poisoning and an amazing veterinarian who went above and beyond. One of my Westies, Kiera, licked
Dear editor: Shock, denial, anger and depression – yes, I feel I am experiencing all these emotions as I watch the slow decline of Niagara-on-the-Lake, a town once known primarily as a national historic
Dear editor: I am not a patron of the Grist restaurant in St. Davids, just opposed to knee-jerk reactions by town council. I cannot agree more with Bill Plancke's comments regarding the “no
Dear editor: So far, I am less than impressed with the two candidates who have announced their intentions to run for the position of lord mayor in the 2022 municipal election. Our current
Dear editor: Since we all have the right to our own opinion, I can tell you that I rarely agree with issues regarding Rainer Hummel. However, on his opinion on the former railway
Dear editor: I am writing regarding the opinion piece, “Provincial changes mean town must allow secondary dwellings on NOTL properties,” (May 5), by Rainer Hummel, NOTL resident and developer of dozens of housing projects in
Dear editor: Regarding the Upper Canada Heritage Trail: More than 70 years ago the railway along Concession 1 was decommissioned. Shortly afterward, dirt bike riders created a trail where tracks were once laid. I began
Dear editor: With regards to Rainer Hummel's opinion piece addressing Bill 108, (“Provincial changes mean town must allow secondary dwellings on properties,” May 5), our local official plan debacle and the regional role in all of
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