Christine Whelan, FEO April 28, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 18 As the earth has been waking up to spring, Mark Vanee has been getting out, into the streets of Fort Erie, to help the people’s spirit wake up after a long, challenging winter. How is

Dawn Fonfara-Pierrynowski, Bert Miller Nature Club, FEO April 14, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 17 Holes in nature are important. As woodlots, forests and chimneys disappear they become critical to the survival of many birds and other species of animals that require a hole or cavity.

Christine Whelan, FEO April 14, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 17 A group of local residents who have been watching the wave of new development rise around them towards urbanization feel it’s essential to ensure the community is developed with the utmost respect for the environment,

Christine Whelan, FEO April 14, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 17 Installed in 1950, shortly after the 1948 fire that burned a lot of Ridgeway, the Ridgeway Standpipe, on the corner of Farr and Gorham Roads, on the hill, surrounded by the Ridgeway Memorial Cemetery, serviced

Ruby Smith, Heritage Arts Legacy of Fort Erie, FEO April 14, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 17 Marcie Jacklin was born in Toronto and eventually moved to Fort Erie. An avid bird watcher, Marcie was pictured bird watching with her big scope as a participant in

Christine Whelan, FEO March 31, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 16 Community Voices of Fort Erie Inc., a group of environmental activists, filed the necessary paperwork to challenge the development of Harbourtown Village when they found that the 14.8-hectare property for a residential subdivision would greatly

Christine Whelan, FEO March 31, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 16 Advancing Crystal Beach (ACB) moves past their disappointment with the Town’s decision against their application to declare the Crystal Beach fire station a heritage status, maintaining an optimistic mindset while brainstorming and researching their options.

Submitted by Ruby Smith March 31, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 16 Pat (Patricia) Street was born in Coe Hill Ontario. After graduating from high school, she joined the Air Force and worked in the Communications department as a radio and teletype operator from 1955 to

Christine Whelan, FEO March 31, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 16 Marina Butler, the President, is amazed that she is at the 30-year mark of her business. “You put your head down and you just do what you’re supposed to be doing. Then, when you look

Submitted by Mr. Afshin Keyvani & Mr.Tyler Marr (GFESS Faculty) March 17, 2022, VOL. 3 ISSUE 15 Greater Fort Erie Secondary School’s Take Action Committee and Culinary Arts Program Bake-Sale has generated over $1400.00 in a fundraiser for Ukraine, a total to be matched by