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The road to the mill. IMAGE (C) 2017 GOOGLE EARTH. BOB LOBLAW PHOTO ILLUSTRATION BY NICK SALTARELLI Special to the VOICE My father, and especially my father-in-law, wouldn’t talk about it. They'd both served during WWII but in different theatres.

Petitioners say thanks but no thanks; Town still on hook for $38K BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Petitioners for the North Pelham Drain were given an opportunity to withdraw their names from the petition at a special meeting of Council on Wednesday, March

Says official soccer program doesn't even exist BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Residents of the Cherry Ridge subdivision adjacent to the controversially renamed Wellington Heights Public School have been continuing their fight with the District School Boar

Several dozen shopping carts form a protective arc in front of Fonthill Sobeys entrance on Wednesday afternoon. Owner Ron Kore says that a roof panel took flight earlier in the day, coming down perilously close to the door.

MPP Sam Oosterhoff has beaten back a challenge by Niagara Regional Councillor Tony Quirk for the Progressive-Conservative nomination to represent the new riding of Niagara West in the coming 2018 provincial election.

STATEMENT FROM THE NIAGARA CATHOLIC DISTRICT SCHOOL BOARD Board issues notice of lock-out to permanent elementary teachers March 3, 2017 - After much deliberation, the Niagara Catholic District School Board decided unanimously and with regret to issu

Names Matter succeeds in quest to obtain official letter on E.W. Farr issue BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Speaking to Pelham Town Council on behalf of the Names Matter committee at the Council meeting on Feb.

Tony Quirk.

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Niagara Regional Councillor Tony Quirk at Grimsby Town Hall on Friday, Feb. 24.