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Queenston Mile Vineyard, the subject of controversy since it initially sought zoning from the town to operate as an estate winery, is in the process of being acquired by Diamond Estates Wine and Spirits, with an expected date of completion of the sal

Laura Howarth of Bay Berry Lane has a back deck overlooking the conservation area that has been cleared. She’s unhappy that some dead ash trees remain too close to her deck and garden.

The Royal Canadian Legion is moving forward with its outreach program designed to help those suffering from social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, with a goal of filling some of the specific needs in the community, especially for veterans and

Howie Kudlats, co-chair of the first annual Rotary golf tournament and Martin Quick, NOTL Rotary Club member, are looking forward to the tournament.

The date of a construction start on the twinning of the QEW Skyway has been announced, and the acquisition of property has begun.

Correction : In the printed edition of The Local, the aircraft was misidentified. It was a Cessna, not a De Havilland.

There are new options to pay for parking in town, for residents and visitors, that are expected to phase out the current pay and display machines over time. Coun.

Tom Pekar was on-hand in his role as town crier to help celebrate the opening of The Scented Market on Queen Street Saturday. (Photos by Mike Balsom) For town crier Tom Pekar, it all started at a wedding at Queenston Heights 30 years ago.

The significant historic home at 630 King Street may predate the War of 1812, although the exact date of its construction is uncertain.

Don Smith decided to celebrate his 80th birthday by riding to Fort Erie and back, and picked a perfect day to make the trip.