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Steve Hardaker Community Correspondent Last week, we learned about Glendale and Niagara Region’s project to develop the Glendale Niagara District Plan, a proactive development strategy. Phase 1, the visioning and concept planning stage,
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Mike Keenan Special to The Lake Report Shaw Festival artistic directo, Tim Carroll is offering an eclectic theatre mix for the 2020 season. Carroll is maintaining popular items such as Sherlock Holmes (“Sherlock Holmes And The Raven’s Curse”),
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Betty Disero Lord Mayor of NOTL Status of Women Canada declared October as National Women’s History Month, a time for Canadians to celebrate the achievements and contributions of women and girls across the
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Artifact of the Week: Cup & Saucer (907.240(A&B)) Clue: You will raise your pinkie when you drink from it. Answer: Last week’s artifact was a cup and saucer dating to ca. 1720-1740. Made
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Artifact of the Week: Gravy Boat and Saucer (969.71(A&B)) Clue: You won’t see me sailing on the seven seas but I’m docked at your Thanksgiving table! Answer: Gravy Boat and Saucer Last week’s
Artifact of the Week: Wall Sconce (969.29) Clue: I attach to the wall and make a room bright with light. Answer: Last week’s artifact was a wall sconce dating to ca. 1810 that
Artifact of the Week: Quill Pen (969.226) Clue: Before email or text messages, I was the only means of communicating or recording information. Answer: Quill Pen Last week’s artifact was a dark green
Artifact of the Week: Fire Extinguisher (969.220) Clue: When flames appear unexpectedly and they need to be put out, I’m on the wall and can be used to keep it from spreading. Answer:
Artifact of the Week: Pencil Drawing (969.199) Clue: Before cameras, my counterpart and I were the only way to record an individual’s appearance. Answer: Pencil Drawing Last week’s artifact was an 1827 brass
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