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Arch-i-text: A few wins for heritage preservation and good development in our town

"Sometimes the negative 'press of events' can lead us to believe that there are no 'wins’ to celebrate. But, au contraire, there are," writes Brian Marshall.

Exploring History: Diving into fall

It is the last week of summer for many families as school is back in session on Tuesday. This week's photo is of NOTL youth hanging out on the docks as the steamship, the Cayuga, pulls away.

Textile artist invites viewers to ‘bathe in the forest’ at Niagara Pumphouse

Running Sept. 3 to 29, the show features a collection of textile and fabric-based works that reflect the artist’s experimental approach to dyeing, printing and combining different materials.

Sports: Women and men duke it out on the links

Jim and Janice McMacken are back-to-back winners of the Niagara-on-the-Lake Golf Club’s annual Matrimonial Tournament, one of the toughest competitions of the summer season.

By kids, for kids: Art contest brings young creatives off devices, into community

The student-run Nature, Play and Mind Club is encouraging fellow young people to ditch their devices and enjoy what the outside world has to offer.

Arts review: ‘Murder-on-the-Lake’ kills fourth wall for a fun theatre experience

"Improv is hard work. If the goal of Murder-on-the-Lake is to take very good care of its audience, this production succeeds admirably," writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.

Ross’ Ramblings: If there’s peace on Earth anywhere, perhaps it’s here

"I was part of a wonderful tableau of Canadiana, with people of all ages, ethnicities, clothing styles and spoken languages. No rhyme or reason to it, it was just happening," writes Ross Robinson.

Letter: 70 km/h on rural roads? Why stop there?

"Why stop at 70 kilometres an hour limits? What are the statistics that made council do this? How many died in NOTL auto accidents?" writes Lorne White.

Growing Together: Achieve a bountiful harvest while veggie gardening

"It is so rewarding to be able to grow your own food. I grew up on a farm — every year, we planted a large garden that would feed my family of eight for the entire winter," writes Joanne Young.

Letter: Life in NOTL shouldn’t feel like an amusement park

"Tourism will always be a vital part of our local economy, but unchecked special events risk undermining the very character of our town," writes Ed Werner.

Letter: St. Davids can’t handle more development

"How many other developments in Niagara-on-the-Lake have been approved without the full adequacy of the supporting infrastructure?" writes Gienek Ksiazkiewicz.

Letter: Addressing concerns about the Niagara District Airport’s expansion

"In the 1950s, the federal government recognized that aviation could be an important part of the development of the Niagara Peninsula," writes Kenn Moody.

Letter: A referendum on unhosted short-term rentals?

"Let the residents of Old Town actually have a say as to what is good or not good for the community in which we live," writes Michael Clark.

PHOTOS: From fifes to firepower, Fort George ends summer with a bang

One demonstration, the perfect volley, attracted the largest crowd. Its firing includes a line of soldiers shooting their muskets at the same time to create one loud and simultaneous shot.

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