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Police say that earlier in May, members of the Niagara Regional Police Service, Child Abuse Unit and the Internet Child Exploitation (I.C.E) Unit commenced an investigation into the possible sexual exploitation of children within the Niagara Region.

Joint initiative aimed at increasing nutrition awareness, quality BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE In effort to educate the next generation about the origins of their food, the Pelham Farmers’ Market hosted its Kids Can Grow program last Thursday evening.

Local grower says coco peat to boost Niagara production BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE As urban expansion increasingly gobbles up more fertile farmland in Niagara and the population continues to rise, the demand for sustainably produced, healthy food also

The Region of Niagara will be resurfacing the roadways in and around the intersection of Pelham Street and Highway 20 tomorrow, Wednesday, May 24. Drivers may expect lane closures and delays around the intersection in all directions.

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This morning, a reader who wishes to remain anonymous sent the Voice the video appearing below, along with a brief description of its contents.

BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Pelham lost a beloved local landmark last Friday afternoon, as Keith’s Restaurant closed its doors for the last time.

BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Friends and family of Canadian flying ace Dorothy Rungeling gathered in the main foyer of Lookout Ridge Retirement Home on last Friday to celebrate her 106th birthday.

BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE In 2004, the CBC held a nationwide campaign to identify The Greatest Canadian. The only living member of the top five candidates — Dr.

By NATE SMELLE The VOICE Protesters showed up early to Ball’s Falls Centre for Conservation on Wednesday morning to voice their discontent with the Niagara Peninsula Conservation Authority’s (NPCA) controversial code of conduct.