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Don Rickers

Don Rickers

A life-long Niagara resident, Don Rickers worked for 35 years in university and private school education, with a focus on enrollment management, international student marketing, and community relations. He segued into journalism in his retirement with the Voice of Pelham, an award-winning weekly newspaper with a print and online presence. Don holds a masters degree in education from Brock University, and is a member of the Canadian Association of Journalists

Recent Work by Don

Pelham recognizes Truth and Reconciliation Day with flag raising, events

Pelham recognizes Truth and Reconciliation Day with flag raising, events

'It's not just someone else's problem, it's not just something we've inherited, it's here now and today'
Fonthill dentist targets $10,000 in Feed Niagara fundraiser

Fonthill dentist targets $10,000 in Feed Niagara fundraiser

Cashmere scarves from Katmandu on offer
'Fighting Irish' alumni ready to reminisce and party

'Fighting Irish' alumni ready to reminisce and party

Notre Dame College School in Welland celebrates 75th anniversary
COPA Flight 149 flying high

COPA Flight 149 flying high

Pilots at Niagara Central Dorothy Rungeling Airport celebrate achievements with end-of-season barbecue
FIRST PERSON: No straight routes to anywhere in Venice

FIRST PERSON: No straight routes to anywhere in Venice

It’s gondolas, not cars, and plenty of walking, so be sure to wear sensible shoes, says our own Don Rickers
Lowes, Soos cases return to Welland court in October

Lowes, Soos cases return to Welland court in October

Last Friday's hearing was the 35th in the Lowes matter
'We have plenty to do right here in our own backyard'

'We have plenty to do right here in our own backyard'

Rotarian Ann Harrison busy in retirement with community service
Local students win Fenwick Firefighters Association scholarships

Local students win Fenwick Firefighters Association scholarships

Awards renamed in honour of long-time volunteer George Kowalski
Kinsmen youth movement attracting new leaders

Kinsmen youth movement attracting new leaders

Local realtor Justin Dubé keen on community building
Open wide: 'It’s like a flavour explosion'

Open wide: 'It’s like a flavour explosion'

Bernie Coyne’s homemade wild black raspberry jam is available at Pelham Cares