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Goettlers give again: $5,000 to Red Roof Retreat

A grant of $5,000 from the Goettler Family Foundation will go toward a new branch of programming at Red Roof Retreat.

Letter: 2021 report warned about Four Mile Creek drainage problems

Dear editor: The Four Mile Creek drainage area runs from about Mountain Road in Niagara Falls in the south to Lake Ontario in the north,...

Revised plan to rezone historic property wins approval

Niagara-on-the-Lake's planning committee has agreed to rezone a historic property on Queen Street despite pleas from some residents and councillors to reject the proposal...

Arch-i-text: Assault on heritage continues, but it’s not too late

"It is past time that we come together as one voice to save the cultural heritage landscapes of Niagara-on-the-Lake," writes Brian Marshall.

Editorial: Building a future for NOTL seniors

"Our seniors appreciate their current independent way of life. They’re committed to NOTL. They want to stay here as they age. But the existing housing stock may not be sufficiently diverse to accommodate their age-related needs. And this tension will only increase in the coming years," writes Kevin MacLean.

No sewage dumped into lake after heavy storms, region says

No partially treated NOTL sewage was dumped into Lake Ontario after any of the torrential downpours so far this summer, a senior Niagara Region official says.

Terry Fox T-shirts on sale for national hero’s birthday

The team behind the annual Terry Fox Run in Niagara-on-the-Lake will be at Hendriks Independent on Sunday, July 28, selling this year's T-shirts and long-sleeved shirts for run this fall.

Falling debris prompts inspection of Brock’s Monument

Parks Canada has erected scaffolding around the entrance of the Brock Monument after the Friends of Fort George — the organization that supports the federal body with historic site preservation and interpretation in NOTL — alerted it earlier this month to small pieces of mortar and debris falling from and landing at its base.

The Turner Report: Trump, Biden, a bullet and what future holds

"On this side of the river, we’ll have to deal with a situation new in our lifetimes. Religion, race, tribalism, patriotism and a battle between left and right make the coming presidential vote a rising risk to wealth," writes Garth Turner.

Arts review: Minimalist ‘Orphan of Chao’ an exceptional treat

"Themes of revenge, sacrifice, filial duty, honour, love, mortality and morality become powerfully new in this pared down riveting adaptation and gripping production," writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.

Kent Heritage Farms teams up with horticultural society

Kent Heritage Farms has been a local staple for decades. Paul Kent, the current owner and operator of the family-run business, sees it as an emotional legacy. 

Letter of the Week: Town needs to step back, impose moratorium on building

"Residents have loudly voiced their objections — supported by well researched documentation — while ill-conceived decisions, based on weak and creative wordsmithing are pushing the developments through," write Jim and Erika Alexander.

NOTL model-maker returning to his roots as an artist

Leslie Mann has been building little structures in one way or another since he was a child. What started with locking together Legos and stacking simple toy building blocks eventually turned into a successful adult career in Toronto as an architectural model-maker.

Dr. Brown: With cognitive decline obvious, Biden made right decision

"The fact that Biden announced on July 21 he will not seek re-election is a relief for the U.S. and for him. That took courage but was the right decision given the trajectory of where his disease is headed in the next several years," writes Dr. William Brown.

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