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The Turner Report: Own something beautiful, it’s a smart investment

Some days you never forget. It was Monday. I was a columnist and business editor for one of the city’s big dailies (remember them?). Without...

Letter of the Week: Cyclist was bitten by an off-leash dog in NOTL

"Please, love your dogs, let them run around in your yard, but make sure the yard is where they stay," writes Karen Fisman.

Letter: Proud of Bjorgan for receiving prestigious honour

"The Meritorious Service Medal (civil division) is one of Canada’s most prestigious awards and deservingly granted to Steffanie for her work over many years in serving our community through Red Roof Retreat," writes Peter Warrack.

Get rid of junk papers at Palliative Care’s annual ‘Shred-it’ fundraiser

There's few tasks more tedious than having to sort through mountains of personal paperwork to find the confidential papers that need to be destroyed and thrown away — and then, actually having to destroy and dispose of them.

Irish Harp welcomes furry friends from dog rescue

It was raining cats and dogs at the Irish Harp Pub on Sunday — in more ways than one. Despite stormy conditions, from 12 to 8 p.m. the patio at the Harp was bustling with furry friends out enjoying the PAWsitive Patio event.

Ross’s Ramblings: Sometimes the golf gods take care of golfers

Tiger Woods has carded 20 holes-in-one. There have only been 34 in Masters history. President Joe Biden has had 14, and with a straight face, Donald Trump claims 16 — many while wearing a red MAGA golf cap.

Exploring History: King and Queen streets

Here is a unique image of the intersection of Queen and King streets that shows the dirt roads of Niagara-on-the-Lake, with horse-drawn carriages in the distance.

Letter: Council has courage of its convictions

"I suspect that Ron Fritz’s excellent letter about the town needing to pick and choose its legal battles likely reflects the opinion of the majority of Niagara-on-the-Lake residents who are fed up with unsustainable property tax increases year after year," writes Jonathan Household.

Sports: NOTL Soccer Teams of the Week for July 18

U8 Sunset Grill and U9-10 Garrison House   The U8 Sunset Grill soccer team is one of The Lake Report's featured Teams of the week. Pictured...

Exploring History: Queen Street, pre-1919

Here is a unique image of the intersection of Queen and King streets that shows the dirt roads of Niagara-on-the-Lake, with horse-drawn carriages in the distance.

Dr. Brown: The surprising power of the placebo effect

Studies have repeatedly shown that as many as one-third of patients suffering from pain see noticeable improvement thanks to placebos, a measure of effectiveness rivalling or surpassing the effectiveness of many pain medications, including over-the-counter drugs and opioids for painful disorders such as headache and lower back pain. 

Letter: Has the die been cast for NOTL’s future?

"The decisions to approve are contrary to the official plan, contrary to much-needed guidance of contextual zoning, will change the living experience of immediate residents as well as others and also are contrary to the election promises that the majority of the five made," writes Terry Mactaggart.

Letter: Express differences but let’s maintain respect

"Groups who follow a common lineage and share a NIMBY attitude —and were formerly known locally as Citizens Against Virtually Everything (CAVE) — have a short memory," writes Bonita Cawker.

Home Sweet Home: Survey shows NOTL seniors feel tough choices lie ahead

The results of a detailed survey about the housing needs of Niagara-on-the-Lake seniors as they age provides a number of insights on some of the hard decisions they will have to make as their needs evolve.

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