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Victory Nickel pin salutes WWII vets
Veterans of the Second World War will receive lapel pins and certificates to recognize their service to Canada. Dean Allison, MP for Niagara West-Glanbrook, delivered...
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Harper talks small businesses in Niagara
Small business is the beating heart of a growing economy. It is the message Prime Minister Stephen Harper delivered during his trip to Niagara last...
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Kinettes provide day of pampering
Fonthill and District Kinettes offer a Valentine treat for women to help women. Pamper Me Sweet, on Saturday, Feb. 7, is a spa day with...
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Fonthill vet going to U.S. Gold Medal ceremony
For Jim Summersides, 90, the memories of 75 years ago regularly flood back as he prepares for a trip to Washington, D.C. On Tuesday, Feb....
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Committee backs $5.6 million capital budget
A Fenwick library, flood relief for a Fonthill complex and a new fire truck sit in Pelham’s $5.6 million 2015 capital budget. Town council’s committee...
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Planners plan manual, legal design guidelines
Pelham’s planning department has two developer related projects under way: a manual to guide developers and development guidelines with legal clout. A site plan manual...
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Gearing up to conquer cancer with cycling
Studio Twenty staff in Fonthill are looking for cyclists who enjoy long rides as they set-up a team for Ride To Conquer Cancer. The ride...
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Town tests LED lighting
The town has put up five new light emitting diode (LED) street lamps along Effingham Street near Canboro Road to test their effectiveness. Public works...
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Rezoning sought for former church site
The site of a former small church on Port Robinson Road could hold a single-family home. At a public meeting Monday, no one commented on...
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Cenotaph restoration method questioned
A plan to restore a cenotaph in front of Old Pelham Town Hall may face revision. Ward 1 Coun. Marvin Junkin said Monday, at a...