Dear editor: Everyone knows for-profit nursing homes are responsible for the unnecessary death of several COVID patients in their care. Clearly there was and likely still is a problem. What was found when the
Dear editor: As a longtime resident of Chautauqua (50 years), and a past member and president of our residents association, I feel compelled to respond to the submission in the Oct. 29 edition of
Dear editor: I am writing further to an Oct. 29 opinion piece in The Lake Report by Victor Tarnoy, “Trouble in paradise; Chautauqua needs strong voice to advocate for change.” In that article, Victor wrote
Ruth Denyer Special to The Lake Report My friends were looking for something meaningful to give me for my 60th birthday and, knowing my passion for trees, came up with the idea of
Victor TarnoySpecial to The Lake Report “Most people will agree that Niagara-on-the-Lake is an enviable place to live. Those of us who are lucky to live in Chautauqua, our historic neighbourhood of narrow streets,
Dear editor: The exchange of political stereotypes by the two Mikes was entertaining, but also cautionary, (Mike Keenan's Oct. 8 column “Politically confused? Here’s a primer on left, right and others” and Mike Macdonald's Oct. 15 letter in
David Israelson Special to The Lake Report There’s a new movie called “The Trial of the Chicago 7” on Netflix, written by Aaron Sorkin. It’s timely reminder of what happens when Americans nominate
Dear editor: I’d like to respond to the article “Chautauqua residents want to curb traffic,” (Oct, 15). I am a resident of Chautauqua and am keen that our numerous neighbourhood traffic issues be mitigated
Mike KeenanSpecial to The Lake Report What do the following professions have in common: mortician aka funeral director, pathologist, gravedigger, mourner-greeter, makeup artist, hospice aide, floral designer, obituary writer, embalmer, crematorium technician, coroner, monument
Mike KeenanSpecial to The Lake Report He greets me warmly at the door, steers me to the swivel chair, asks about my health, wraps me
Dear friends and music lovers: We have just concluded the Music Niagara Festival’s 22nd summer season by presenting our very first virtual At Home Series. I am very happy to let you know
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Dear editor: Our family moved to Niagara-on-the-Lake in 1949. It was Niagara Township then. I have seen many changes, some good and some very troubling. There have been a myriad of complaint letters to the
Dear editor: My husband and I are happy owners of two spaniels, which we walk most every day, twice a day in the Commons. We feel so fortunate to have such a beautiful space
Dear editor: I am writing regarding Dr. Steven Millward's Oct. 8 letter, “Cancer agency does not recommend prostate screening for all.” Unlike President Donald Trump, who professes to know more than any professional, in
Dear editor: I hesitated to write this letter, but decided I had to set the record straight. I was out for a walk last week and overheard a man and woman cycling past
The following letter was sent to Lord Mayor Betty Disero on Tuesday. On Sunday, Oct. 11, the “anti-horse brigade” was out with more than 30 people. May I remind you that Premier Doug Ford
Dear editor: This is in response to a letter from Cam Lang, “Heritage Trail deserves a full, comprehensive plan,” published Oct. 8. We feel obliged to write a reply to this letter because there
Dear edtior: I was surprised by the offensive debut column by Mike Keenan, “Politically confused? Here’s a primer on left, right and others,” Oct. 8. While I get the media leans heavily left, it is rare that the
Dear editor: This is in response to Samuel Young's request for input from restaurants on keeping patios on Queen Street, (“Let's make NOTL patios permanent,” letter, Oct. 8). We are restaurant owners on
Dear editor: First, kudos to pharmacist Sean Simpson for his efforts to service the NOTL community with his innovative mobile flu shot idea. Otherwise the flu shot kickoff in Ontario is an unmitigated disaster.
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Andrea KaiserSpecial to The Lake Report The Wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake association launched a brand new website on Oct. 1. The new site was designed by Niagara's own Form & Affect. It has a sleek new
The Queenston Library and Community Centre was built as a Baptist church between 1842 and 1845. A Baptist congregation began in Queenston around 1808 with Rev. Elkanah Holmes. This church was used for religious
This is a sketch of the former James Munro Blacksmith Shop, which was previously located at 136 Regent St.. It was built in the 1840s along with his saltbox-style home, which is still
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Editor’s note: In September, NOTL resident Janice White rescued an injured kitten she found on Lakeshore Road. Here is an update on his story. Janice White Special to The Lake Report Last week
Dear editor: It has long been established that the human race is attracted to two particular traits, namely: People watching (in malls, pedestrian street traffic, etc.) and watching fires. The former has become a
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