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In extended interview covering a range of East Fonthill issues, Rainer Hummel drops the gloves and comes out swinging

How did three acres “in the middle of nowhere,” by one developer’s assessment, get transformed into some of the most valuable empty real estate in the history of Niagara? By telling a good story, says a commercial real estate appraiser.

Presentation to Regional Council raises fresh concerns; Baty calls for forensic audit A Niagara-on-the-Lake-based real estate developer has alleged that the Town of Pelham engaged in a “corrupted” process by its acquisition of land in East Fonthill,

As elementary school closes, a former student takes a last look BY SAMUEL PICCOLO Special to the VOICE L et’s take a walk. It’s early in the morning, at Pelham Centre School, and the building is a week from retirement.

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Community Centre planning, real estate development, and traffic on Pelham Street W hen my spouse and I moved to Fonthill we had a big Yellow Lab with a big appetite. After getting the keys to the house our first stop was PetValu.

BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE Anne Yagi began working with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry (MNRF) as a Management Biologist on the Massasauga Rattlesnake Recovery Team in 1998.

Iconic Ontario politician, who first held office in 1967, shares her secrets BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE There are few politicians who garner the type of respect as does “Hurricane” Hazel McCallion.

Following a Voice story prompted by neighbours' concerns, Fire Chief, staff respond BY NATE SMELLE The VOICE The campaign by residents in the neighbourhood surrounding Harold Black Park to protect the public space from youth using it as a party spot