The outcome of the second workshop, will help determine the preferred concept. Once the preferred concept is established the consultants will prepare design guidelines along with.
The Municipal School Crossing Programs Committee of Niagara has launched a Bill 31 Awareness Campaign, with the goal to remind all motorists and cyclists of the new Highway Traffic HTA laws that went into effect in January of pertaining to all school crossing locations when a guard is on duty.
Since January , motorists may no longer turn left, right or proceed through a crosswalk on the clear half of the roadway. You now must wait until the entire crosswalk is empty of both pedestrians and School Crossing Guards.
It is the law for all drivers to stop in the presence of a crossing guard displaying a stop sign. Drivers who violate this could be fined anywhere. Early booking savings for Food Health Hwy. See story, page 3. While the Mayor has agreed to ap-. Under pressure, Mayor to address email revelation, other E.
She did not respond to repeated requests for comment on E. Farr-related matters before presstime. Beamer, whose group maintains an email list of some residents, says that all members of the public are invited and encouraged to attend the meeting. My father was not a sentimental man. He worked in factories and had a Gordon Lightfoot mustache and never shed tears over injuries. Yet something about the Pelham landscape, the hilly backdrop to his childhood and the childhoods of our ancestors, drew him in.
This place is precious. This is the earth that granted us life. Here is the place where we happened upon love or here is a site of devastation. Repair measures underway last week to correct a construction error in the chicane. Manager of Public Works Ryan Cook said that after discovering the issue with.
Gibson told Council that the committee is addressing these concerns in a variety of ways. To improve parking, they intend to create bet-. To make participation in Summerfest more enticing to local businesses, they plan to implement a tiered-charge for booths. Under the new system, Pelham Street business owners will be charged the least, other local businesses will pay a slightly higher fee, and vendors from outside Pelham will pay the most.
Another way the committee plans. They also intend to make more use of the smartphone app they launched in Mum had more brass than anyone I knew, and it had to be cleaned. Next was a walk to the newsagents to pay for the daily delivery of the Daily Mirror. As I said, Dad was a printer, but when he was 37 he had been rejected for a job, as being too old, by the printers of the Beano. Dad would play golf on summer mornings and billiards in winter. I got to make the Yorkshire pud, and mint.
While shopping in Fonthill between Friday and Sunday, keep an eye out for Beavers, Cubs and Scouts in front of local stores with bushels of apples. As part of the annual Apple Day campaign, Scouting youth of all ages will be trading apples for donations. The yearly fundraising drive is an important way for young Scouts to connect with the communities they are serving, says Leah Marie of Scouts Canada.
Apple Day helps to achieve that. Scouts Canada has some , members across Canada, and carries out programs for boys, girls. Joining their principal, Karen Simpson, at the Sept. The asphalt side-. After delivering to Council a petition containing. Many residents would like to see the sidewalk go in sooner than later the names of students calling for a safer walk to school, Simpson handed the.
Loewen told Council that because there are a lot of students who have work placements and coop placements during the school year, this is the only route for many of them to travel.
As one of the students facing this predicament, Williams said she has had no other option but to walk along the dangerous highway. This year the 3rd Fonthill Group, which includes Beavers to Ventures youth ages 5- 25 will be hitting the streets to drum-up support.
A longtime Canadian tradition, Apple Day began in in Saint John, New Brunswick, when Scouts handed out 21, apples as a way to say thank you to the community. From then on Scouts have reached out through Apple Day to raise funds for their programs. Farr Memorial Public School, in Fenwick. E Unit, began an investigation involving the creation and distribution of digital files of child pornography from within the Niagara Region. As a result of that investigation, last Saturday police say that year-old St.
Fiocca was held in custody pending a bail hearing. Email your photo with a brief description to. The stadium was recently featured in an episode of The Amazing Race Canada.
Some drivers were stopped throughout the night and questioned regarding alcohol consumption. As a result, eight drivers were asked to provide a sample of their breath for analysis.
Each fell into the acceptable range. A total of five tickets were issued to drivers for various offences, including one driver who was charged with operating their vehicle with a suspended licence for unpaid fines.
Fitness is peaking from lots of saddle time, making those tough climbs of Spring a breeze in Autumn. The hues of Autumn are outstanding. The gathering was at times raucous, poignant, and often confounding. Andrew Watts, an opponent of development in Wainfleet and co-organizer of the event, began with a map of the township projected on a screen. On it were a number of dots that Watts identified as land owned by developers, and speculated that development projects would occur.
Johns, he received a letter from the firm that. Watts provided this 29, figure to the columnist and writer William Thomas, who subsequently wrote a widely-circulated column in Niagara This Week decrying such a plan. It turned out, however, that the number was never correct. Johns who wrote the letter to Watts, she had intended to say that the Region was projecting 2, total households in Wainfleet by , but accidentally added an extra zero to this figure.
Then she mistakenly described this as a population projection. In fact, 2, homes in Wainfleet by would mean an increase of homes above the present 2,—a projected growth. The crowd was not best pleased. But Watts—and most of the crowd— had other concerns, too.
Toad would have parts of its habitat destroyed, and that the felling of trees on the land has already driven out owls, and a nest of bald eagles. Bott said that the loss of trees had already led to 15 feet of shoreline erosion, and predicted that this lack of protection could be dangerous if the lake experienced high winds blowing the water towards the new homes. At Lakewood, the plan provides less than one acre per home.
Plus our regular great dinner menu! Walk-ins welcome! The opinions expressed in submitted commentary and letters to the editor are those of the contributors and not necessarily those of the Voice of Pelham. If so, then you likely required a neurologist to repair your neural synapses as a result of this nervewracking drive from Hades. If you mention the highway robbery to these transponder-less protesters then be prepared for the ensuing conniption.
Some automobile addicts suggest adding more lanes to the parking lot known as the QEW. The idea of having even more lanes of parked vehicles belching carcinogens across the landscape is simply blowing smoke up you-know-where. Do the people of Niagara. Have the wrong people been elected to represent.
For many reasons, a far superior solution to adding more pavement is to provide publicly owned and operated mass transit. Astoundingly, this Niagara notion has been around for 20 years or more. You read that right. Two decades! Infrastructure projects such as this. Kids Help Phone Service for youth. Alcoholics Anonymous Find a Niagara meeting.
Extending the GO Train to Niagara is an idea that is way past its prime. Such a link makes so much sense that to delay it further is inexcusable and inexplicable. Why is there such a delay and reluctance to knock down the barriers and get this project on the rails?
This undeniable need is more than about being prepared to host the Canada Summer Games! No doubt the residents of those communities needed that service. Why are the needs of , Niagara residents any less deserving? The evidence is prima facie.
That might get their attention and motivate them to revisit their mass transit planning priorities. The first to arrive will be a family of six. Arrival is September Co-chairs Lyn Taylor and Rhonda Baker report that the member Group is making final preparations for the first fami-. Names only will be published.
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They are most anxious that the fundraising target be reached as soon as possible. We really need your help to reach our community goal. Reaction to Timmsdale House tear-down A selection of Facebook user reactions to our story last week on the demolition of the Timmsdale House, in Fonthill: Why do we continue to allow our heritage to be destroyed? I wanted to live there when I was young. Kim Leney When I was a little girl, I always thought of it as a castle. Joanne Macleod This breaks my heart.
I spent so much time here in my high school days. I saw this house restored from deserted office building to loved family home.
A few weeks ago I got a peek inside this house again, gutted and preparing to be destroyed. Any questions may be directed to Keith Rae, Chair of Communications and.
I will miss that house every time I drive by. Lisa Gayle The charm of our town is slowly being demolished. This is what turns a quaint village into urban appeal. So sad! Brenda Neilson This has been a Fonthill landmark all my life. Another old building bites the dust. Shirley Ann Welstead. Fundraising at An immediate need is for new, unused mattresses: 1 queen, 3 twin and I crib. Please phone if you can help. GO Mass Transit! Need help putting your gardens to bed for the winter?
Garden Concepts can help! Check us out at gardenconcepts. According to the U. In other words, once you have enough money to pay your bills and enjoy going out to dinner now and then, additional increases in wealth do not necessarily correspond with greater happiness. Where happiness is concerned, North Americans are conflicted people. On one hand, we want wealth and fame.
We want people to bow down to us when we walk into a public place. We want adulation and expensive cars and big houses staffed by a dozen servants. We believe in our bones that more money will make us happy and we work like crazy to acquire it. But on the other hand, we know wealth and fame are bogus.
You never know who your friends really are. And if you ever do anything stupid, the newspapers will find out about it and your stupidity will be broadcast around the world. Where happiness is concerned, I defer to the great singer-philosopher Kenny Rogers. But we keep forgetting it. We know that the happiest moments in our own lives involve friends and family. These are the people who affect the deeper part of our nature, our spirits and souls, where true happiness resides. The fisherman had enjoyed a big catch that morning, so he came in for the day.
A rich businessman approached him. Then you could buy another boat and. You could buy more boats and hire more employees. Why, then, do we spend most of our waking hours not nurturing our friends and families but chasing success and money and bigger houses, while we let the happiness that is right under our noses elude us? Did you conquer Everest or kick a bad habit? Did you meet your spouse-to-be in jail or on an African safari? Write it down, send it in: publisher thevoiceofpelham.
Combined, Garth Brooks and Shania Twain have sold million albums worldwide. We know that there is great controversy over the land transactions the Town has been involved in. The facts suggest when the Town is buying land they will do two very unusual things: They pay more than recent comparable land sales in the area.
In the case of the East Fonthill lands, the developer called on a Toronto appraiser to value land in Fonthill. Seemingly contrary to the Town procedural bylaw they do not publicly tender the appraisal services. Now the Mayor and Council want to know what the residents want to do with the Haist Street arena and lands.
The Town opened a poll online, a poll which was severely flawed. The link to the poll for most of its life did not work. This poll was hardly reliable, completely non-scientific and definitely not engaging or transparent to the community.
I can only assume that the poll result shown on the page is the total number of residents who participated. The poll, if you could access it was very leading and limited in the options the Town offered you. They gave you a choice of detached homes, townhomes, apartments, and more homes. The matter of the Pelham Arena on Haist Street has never really been discussed until now.
Since the Haist Street property has never been properly vetted and it certainly was not an issue for discussion during the last election cycle, we the people consider this Mayor and Council to be in a lame duck status. Therefore any further discussions on the future of the Haist Street Arena and property need to be deferred until after the election, and the opportunity for residents to speak out at their doors with campaigners.
Curt Harley Pelham. Two sessions are to be held next Wednesday, September 13, at Fire Station 1. Thanks to quartet of kind souls Take heart, citizens—Good Samaritans are alive and well in Pelham! I am referring to a group of wonderful people who stopped to assist me. I had fallen off of my three-wheeled trike on South Pelham Street on August 28th. Regretfully I did not obtain all the names. There were four—three ladies and a gentleman. I am writing to thank each of them sin-.
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Additional conditions and limitations apply. Thank you to this amazing community for your continued support! Behind their vegetable patch at their Welland Road home, there appears to be a blue police box, the sort found throughout Britain for much of the 20th century.
Lynch and Buckingham have been fans of the show for plus years. The two found plans online of the actual prop used in the show, and Lynch set to work, buying and preparing all the materials. In total, he spent 50 hours on the project, including several spent making his own stencils for the signs. To their surprise, passers-by immediately took notice, honking from cars, or stopping and pulling out their phones.
Earlier this year, the two found a letter in their mailbox from a young couple looking to have their engagement photos taken in front of the TARDIS. Buckingham and Lynch ended up being away on vacation when the shoot took place, but they were happy to assent and offer suggestions on how the shed could best be used. Susan Buckingham and Ron Lynch return to their front yard after a jaunt to the s. He once spent hours building a tandem kayak, much of the time spent splitting cedar planks into thin strips that he then affixed together.
The garage was a DIY project, too, and its exterior paint turned out to be useful later on. Once the TARDIS was finished, the two were looking around for the right shade of blue, when they realized that the garage was already coated in something close to the perfect hue.
Doctor Who was in the news earlier this summer when it was announced that actress Jodie Whittaker would be the 13th Doctor, the first woman to assume the role. Two different Fonthill residents have stopped by, while walking, to say that they had close family members who worked on Doctor Who sets in the past.
One small boy, a Who fan who came to see the box, was disappointed when he saw that the inside was small and housed only tools. You could mix up everything! We love OMD. Sunday Sept.
A sport for all ages, social events. OR p. The workshop will feature:. Oosterhoff was a legislative assistant for an MP, a role whose primary summer task was I am only partially joking taking constituents on tours of Centre Block. He had just gotten a haircut, but apart from that he looked pretty much the same. But of course very little is the same about Sam Oosterhoff compared to a year ago.
No longer a teenager, Oosterhoff entered his second decade two weeks ago. Nearly ten months into the job, he has given no lengthy interviews that the Voice could find. At a barbecue he and MP Dean Allison jointly held recently, I assured Oosterhoff that we had no interest in trying to make anyone look bad—only to give him an opportunity to reach readers in his own words.
Oosterhoff was certainly thinking for himself as we spoke. Not until the end did he lapse into party talking points. But even if Oosterhoff still has the faint aura of a kid who, looking around, is surprised to find himself eating off the fine china at the adult table, he seems more interested in proving that he belongs at that table than in smirking at those gawping at his ascendance to it.
As we stood to leave, Oosterhoff was hailed by an elderly woman nearby who announced herself to be a supporter. He spent a few minutes speaking with her, pointing out shared connections as they came up, and so enraptured the lady that, as he finally said goodbye, had she offered him a bite of her cake no one would have been surprised. Oosterhoff was in good spirits during our talk.
He spoke thoughtfully on the state of decorum in politics, and displayed a particular. Unsurprisingly, his expression visibly hardened when we moved on to the topic of homosexuality. Even he, perhaps, is aware of this. His vagueness on these issues is not accidental. But above all, Oosterhoff is a politician, not an activist. He—and the rest of us—will soon find out how successful these efforts may be.
The following has been edited for clarity and brevity, with some answers condensed or merged. For many people, this sort of position is the pinnacle of their career. Considering that, if you work at it and want to keep running, this could conceivably be a job for the next 20 years. How does it feel to have already achieved something that some people take decades to reach? I talked to Tim about how it felt when he was first elected. He was just 27, which is pretty young by a lot of standards.
And when Tim was elected, he said the he felt the same way that I did. We were talking about how a year had changed me and changed things in general—I mean, we have Trump as President in the US.
And that led to Niagara West-Glanbrook residents placing their trust in me, and this is not something that I take for granted. It was a huge honour, and I am working very hard every day to continue to earn that trust going forward. I want to improve the lives of people in my community, and to see what we can do together to make that idea a reality.
But you are in partisan politics, and you participate in press conferences and question period. Do you ever feel that this part—question period and the partisanship—is a big performance? That maybe if politicians, including yourself and the other three MPPs from Niagara, spoke to each other in public as they do in private that politics would be better off, and perhaps society would be less divided?
There should always be a respect for the constituents that placed a member in the house, a respect for the office and for its duties and responsibilities. I think there is a level of theatrics within question period or the press conferences that might be a little exaggerated or overdone. We live in an era of seven-second clips, of a hundred-and-forty-character tweets. Pay attention. Pithy, yes. But the art of rhetoric has, unfortunately, been kind of lost, which I regret.
Conserve, conservative. But the meaning of conservative has become more complicated. Greed runs the world. Money, money, money. And that means not being afraid of cherishing our traditions and values while keeping our eyes wide open to the future. Being a conservative means embracing personal responsibility, but also promoting personal freedom, liberty, and human dignity for everyone. And those are values that I think all conservatives do share. So to me a conservative is someone who respects the institutions and traditions of our nation, and also promotes free trade and free markets, and has a real desire to see individuals thrive.
Your church community is a big reason why you were elected. Not the only reason, you knocked on a lot of doors— Over ten thousand doors, just during my nomination. Right, there were other reasons, but your church community was a big reason, especially in the initial stage.
So how, in your party, can those two elements be reconciled? What case will you make to corporate conservatives that they need to be more conscious of fostering community, and not just providing circumstances for this pursuit of individual gain? I think that you go back to the basic governmental unit, the family. So you have the authority figures, your parents, and you have to learn how.
It would be disingenuous if we acted as if utilitarianism is all that drives us. And if it is all that drives us, then that speaks very poorly of us as a nation, and speaks very sadly for our future. You have your fiscal conservatives—maybe you want to term them corporate conservatives. Over the years it had several names and publishers: in January of it was purchased by the German Printing and Publishing Company and was amalgamated with that company's Berlin Daily Record to become the Berlin News Record, and later still the News Record, all published by William Ben V.
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