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By Jacob Fehr OCTOBER 5–11 is Fire Prevention Week, and this year’s theme is “Charge into Fire Safety: Lithium-Ion Batteries in
By Jacob Fehr OH yeah, brother! High-impact action returns to Port Dover Lions Community Centre on Saturday, October 25, as Norfolk
NORFOLK County Council has approved big raises for council members elected next year. The salary of the mayor elected on Oct.
The Scottish poet Robert Burns famously wrote that “the best-laid plans of mice and men often go awry.” For the Maple
By Jacob Fehr LAST Thursday, representatives of local businesses that sold Live Like Luke Canada Crossing merchandise to support the initiative
By Jacob Fehr LAST Wednesday, residents noticed a new fence at the entrance to the pier in Port Dover. The fence
By Jacob Fehr DRAWING on her knowledge and experience as a doctor and mother, Dr. Kailey Buller of Port Dover has
By Jacob Fehr SOMETIMES, when you can’t find what you’re looking for, you have to make it yourself. That’s why Ty
Pop-up block party on Harbour Street welcomes back residents & visitors ROAD work on the Harbour Street reconstruction project is complete.
BLIND golfers from around the world gathered at the Greens at Renton golf course for three competitions last week: Ontario Provincials,
PORT Dover’s signature celebration of the season, Summer Festival Art in the Park, is on Saturday from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. and
By Jacob Fehr THEY SAY that dead men tell no tales, but filmmaker Chris Atkins of Port Dover hopes to share
By Donna McMillan IN early January 2000, Doug Long, then the chair of the Port Dover Lions Club’s Silver Lake Committee,
By Donna McMillan PORT Dover’s flourishing, vibrant year-round art scene steps it up during the summer and fall seasons. With a
PORT Dover’s Royal Canadian Legion is paying a stiff price to get county permission to hold live music events in its
KEN MacKay, a lifetime resident of Port Dover, last week completed his 40-day Trek 4 Vets 755-kilometre solo walk from Windsor