Online registration for fall library programs starts Sept. 1
Fall is just around the corner and the Niagara-on-the-Lake Public Library has a wide range of offerings for adults and children alike. And this year, for the first time, on Sept. 1 the
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Sports: Greenskeepers top leader board at club championships
They spend most days helping make sure the fairways and greens of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club are in pristine condition. But this past weekend, greenskeepers James Grigjanis-Meusel and Matt Szczurko were busy out
The ordinary made extraordinary with hydro box beautification contest
Have you ever been walking on the street and seen one of those hydro boxes covered with eye-catching landscapes and colours? This is more than the work of a rogue artist or two,
Letter: Hatred has no home in NOTL
Dear editor: Imagine if the cenotaph in downtown Niagara-on-the-Lake was vandalized, or city hall or even one of the beautiful churches we have in our community. Imagine how quickly people would be demanding
Yoga teacher to stars visits NOTL for three-day retreat
This Labour Day long weekend, a yoga teacher known for his work with celebrities like Sting, Madonna and John McEnroe, will be touching down in Niagara-on-the-Lake for a three-day retreat in Old Town.
Soldiers’ Field Day returns to Fort George this weekend
A musical showcase of the sounds of early 19th-century military life is back this weekend at the Fort George national historic site in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The annual Fife and Drum Muster and Soldiers’ Field
Ignite a creative spark at Pumphouse’s art program for seniors
You don’t have to be a world-class artist to enjoy the pleasure – and health benefits – of engaging your creative side. The Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre is accepting sign-ups for its introductory
Museum lecture highlights Underground Railroad and fight for freedom
The legendary Underground Railroad movement was perhaps one of the 19th century’s most significant movements of people in North America. Today, we’re still learning about and understanding the impact of this historic resistance
Jane’s Walk rescheduled for Aug. 24
Grab your umbrellas – just in case the weather doesn’t co-operate, again – and head out next Thursday for the rescheduled third annual Jane’s Walk in Niagara-on-the-Lake. “Our plans for a sunny stroll
UNDER CONSTRUCTION: Yoka Fashions weathers the storm
There is no doubt the construction along Niagara Stone Road has hurt all the businesses on the strip. As Yoka Fashions goes through its second season in its newest location, owner Carla Kloosterhuis-Lilly
Truck suspected in fatal hit-run undergoes forensic examination
The pickup truck that police suspect struck and killed an 84-year-old Niagara-on-the-Lake cyclist has been sent to the Centre of Forensic Sciences in Toronto for a detailed forensic examination. Investigators will be searching
SPONSORED STORY: All-female cast for ‘Jenny’s House of Joy’ at Foster Festival
For the first time in eight seasons, The Foster Festival has assembled an all-female creative team and acting company for its highly anticipated production of “Jenny’s House of Joy” by Canada’s most prolific
NOTL cyclist dies of injuries suffered in hit-and-run
An 84-year-old Niagara-on-the-Lake cyclist who was seriously hurt in a hit-and-run crash has died of his injuries. Niagara Regional Police said Nestor Chemerika died Tuesday in hospital in Hamilton. He had been cycling
A hot day on the links
This week’s downpours aside, it’s been a hot, humid and sticky summer on the golf course, and shade is at a premium. On a recent steamy outing, Lisa Allen relaxes and cools off
Photos: No injuries in three-vehicle crash on Lakeshore
All parties are recovering after a three-vehicle crash on Lakeshore Road at the entrance of Niagara Shores Park on Tuesday morning. The crash took place at about 6:45 a.m., said photographer Samuel Miele,
Arts: Young NOTL artists receive $200 scholarships from Pumphouse
Two of Niagara-on-the-Lake’s aspiring young artists have received $200 from the Niagara Pumphouse Arts Centre this summer for their talent and dedication to their craft. James Couroux and Cecilia Noble, graduates from Holy
Friends of Fort George celebrates 210 years of ‘Pride and Prejudice’
It’s been 210 years since the world was introduced to the captivating romance of Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy, a creation of British novelist Jane Austen through her sophomore book, “Pride and Prejudice.”
Sports: Three Thunderhawks teams reach semis at Oshawa tourney
Three young Niagara Thunderhawks lacrosse teams competed in a weekend tournament in Oshawa and all three made it to the semifinals in their division. The U9 major, U11 and U13 teams played last
Yellow Door’s summer musical Mary Poppins Jr. hits the stage on July 15
Tickets are now on sale for the Yellow Door Theatre Project’s summer musical production of “Mary Poppins Jr.” on July 15 at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre. A cast of young performers will
Pumphouse Arts Centre’s annual show and sale returns August long weekend
Looking for a new painting to hang in that empty space above your couch? How about a unique pair of earrings or a necklace to add to your collection? Or, maybe you’re just
Free ‘Sweet Songs of Summer’ concerts featured at Cherry Festival
When celebrated soloist Melissa-Marie Shriner takes to the dais for two free concerts at the St. Mark’s Cherry Festival, on Saturday, July 8, she will feel right at home, performing with longtime friend
Sports: U9 Thunderhawks compete in Midland lacrosse tourney
The Niagara Thunderhawks U9 minor lacrosse team competed in their first tournament of the season last week in Midland. While the results on the floor did not favour Niagara, the team had the
Sports: U7 Thunderhawks compete in Fort Erie tourney
Members of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Thunderhawks U7 lacrosse team competed in their first tournament of the season last weekend in Fort Erie. It was a great experience for the young squad, who faced some
Canada Day activities across Niagara-on-the-Lake
Canada Day is this weekend and, as always, Niagara-on-the-Lake is brimming with activities. Here’s where you can celebrate right here in NOTL: Simcoe Park: Simcoe Park is a favourite destination, with a pancake
Cadets collect bottles
The 809 Newark Royal Canadian Air Cadets kept busy on Saturday by packing refundable liquor, wine, beer bottles and cans. Once all of the donated items are sorted and boxed up at VanNoort
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