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Zalepa promises speed limit review for St. Davids —  and all parts of NOTL

Other municipalities in Niagara have already taken measures to reduce speeds in now-developed areas that were once rural roads.

Legion donations for Jasper fire relief approach $1K

Over one-third of Jasper’s homes and businesses were destroyed and the estimated cost of the damage has been tagged at $880 million.

Arts: Festival, artist talk and fundraiser coming up at RiverBrink Art Museum

The RiverBrink Art Museum has a calendar of events coming up as summer comes to an end and we welcome autumn.

The Turner Report: Entrepreneur turned philanthropist, Goettler again eyes mayoralty

Entrepreneur and 2022 mayoral candidate Vaughn Goettler, writes Garth Turner, is "pragmatic, driven, a tad rumpled, safely retired but far from finished. He has fine real estate, toys and ambition."

Summer of the Flood: Part 1: Torrential rains caused untold damage to NOTL homes and properties

A pair of extreme storms in June and July created flash floods in areas of greater NOTL, overwhelming sewers, drains, culverts, ditches, storm ponds and streams, causing tremendous damage to homes and properties. 

Ross’s Ramblings: Aging NOTLers want to have their housing cake and eat it, too

"If we want amenities and services, we must admit that densification is required. Let’s catch up to the rest of the world," writes Ross Robinson.

Letter: Conservatives will hurt local news gathering

"The 5Cs (conservative, competitive, capitalistic, commerce at all costs) would prevail and more local newspapers and radio stations would fail against massively funded U.S. and other media," writes Elizabeth Oliver-Malone.

Dr. Brown: The long road travelled and hope for future

"On good days, Jan knows precisely who I am and responds to cuddling and holding hands and most of my bad jokes," writes Dr. Brown. "So, in some of the most important ways, I haven’t lost Jan."

Pro departs NOTL golf club after less than one season

The Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club will be looking for a new head pro after the sudden departure this week of first-year pro Max Murphy.

Arts: Shaw Festival announces 2025 show lineup

Details of next year's season of the Shaw Festival have been unveilled: theatregoers can expect a lavish production of a mythical classic, thrills, comedic beats — and one production whose story hits close to home.

Sports: Couples survive the stress of Matrimonial tourney

Smooth-swinging lefty Jim McMacken credited his wife Janice's shotmaking for helping them to claim the Matrimonial trophy.

Growing Together: Up your harvest by giving pollinators a hand

"With a little effort and dabbling in some science, you can have more produce than you know what to do with," writes Joanne Young.

Exploring History: Great Gorge Route, Part 2

This week's edition of "Exploring History" includes a postcard image of one of the cars of the Niagara Belt Line, which went through the Niagara Gorge, Niagara Falls, Lewiston and Queenston.

Arts review: ‘One Man, Two Guvnors’ a roaring hit with non-stop laughs

"'One Man, Two Guvnors' is a ribald, rollicking, raucous, roaring hit. To dismiss it with disdain, as some have, is beyond chacun à sans goût — it is to miss the point," writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.

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