Niagara Falls sisters Tatum and Carlyn McLean, along with Simona Peracchia of St. Catharines and Courtney Burnison of Beamsville, are headed to Stiges, Spain, for the world finals, running June 22 to 30.
FACS celebrates accomplishments at 120th AGM.
Those in the wine and craft beer industry often talk about the floral notes of their concoctions. On Tuesday, floral notes of a different kind were on full display.
The composition of the next term of Lincoln council is still undetermined, but one thing is for sure: it will be marked by a noticeable absence.
With a one-hopper that went right across home plate and into the glove of Toronto Blue Jays reliever Danny Barnes, Fort Erie’s Cerenna Racey showed the deaf-blind community can accomplish far more than what the general population might think.
Niagara College hired a new men’s basketball coach.
A residential construction site that drew some controversy when it was approved has now passed an environmental hurdle. The former Mr. Convenience store property on King Street at the intersection with Ontario Street has been approved by Lincoln council for a 36-unit condo project.
There’s been no shortage of major projects considered by Lincoln council in recent years, from Prudhommes to the GO station area to a myriad of other projects brought forward by developers eager to build in town.
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