We Are Our Own Medicine Cabinets: Tapping Into Our “Happiness Chemicals” APRIL 29, 2021 VOL. 2 ISSUE 18 Submitted by Christine Whelan Our diet is not just what we eat. It’s what we watch, what we listen to, what we read, the people we hang

Bringing Back the Bees With Sunflowers: It’s the Least We Can Do APRIL 29, 2021 VOL. 2 ISSUE 18 Submitted by Christine Whelan Honeybees have thrived for 50 million years.  However, seven years ago, it was reported that the bees were dying en masse. The

Submitted by Christine Whelan APRIL 29, 2021 VOL. 2 ISSUE 18 Peter Waytena is looking to find a good home for a box of Fort Erie history he has kept safe all these years. Serving as President of the Fort Erie Rotary Club for many

Submitted by Dominique Lalama APRIL 29, 2021 VOL. 2 ISSUE 18 Owners of the Clarion Hotel in Fort Erie proposed a conversion of the hotel into a retirement facility at the Fort Erie Council-in-Committee meeting on April 19. The Sunray Group of Hotels has requested

For the Love of Us – Families Are Essential was a friendly rally of people who are missing and longing for their loved ones on Canadian or American soil, held on Sunday, April 11. I spoke with Wendy Teal, Fort Erie resident and professional photographer,

Adam Burton took the plunge and made the choice to work from home, full-time, just as the rest of Ontario was told to stay at home. Friday, March 26 was Adam’s last day at “work work”, as he calls it. I met with Adam and

Debbie Baer-Gilbert is looking forward to helping the Fort Erie area wake up, wipe away the cobwebs and re-energize after a long, dark winter and an early spring of lockdown with the Nia experience. Nia, initiually standing for non-impact aerobics, is a sensory-based movement practice

Elton Lammie has been working long hours these days, to get The Big Easy open, at least with take out, by mid-April. As described in his title, he’s planning to combine his two talents under one roof, once given the chance. At one time, there

Since the classrooms went silent at Ridgeway Crystal Beach High School, life has moved on by moving around the grand old building. We acknowledge its there in passing. We may remember with a slight smile or a sigh, and then quite possibly, take for granted