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Niagara-on-the-Lake wants to hear residents' flood experiences (opens the original)
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This summary was produced using artificial intelligence and reviewed by an editor for accuracy and clarity. Niagara-on-the-Lake officials are encouraging residents to provide what they believe is critical information on their flooding experience to the town as it applies for provincial funding. âWe are reaching out to the public asking them to provide more details about their experience,â said Lord Mayor Gary Zalepa in an interview. âIt will help us map out our application to the province.
NOTL's Scotsman Hotel will offer food and drinks (opens the original)
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The Scotsman Hotel will be able to serve up hospitality on a patio, as long as the business operates a valet service to accommodate Niagara-on-the-Lakeâs parking requirements. Town councillors agreed during their Sept. 22 meeting to exempt the hotel from paying more than $300,000 to the municipality for 12 parking spaces required for the business to have a designated hospitality area. The hotel will only be allowed to serve food and drinks to its guests. Councillors permitted the hotel, at 95
NOTL's Line 3 Road will be reconstructed (opens the original)
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Niagara-on-the-Lakeâs summer road construction season has been extended. Work crews will begin in the early part of October to reconstruct Line 3 Road between Concession 3 and Concession 4 roads. Construction is scheduled to take about 14 weeks to complete. The project includes upgrades that will address drainage with a partial water main replacement and improve safety and road conditions. There will be temporary traffic restrictions as construction is ongoing, including lane reductions and ro
Historic David Secord House getting additions after council approval (opens the original)
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Niagara-on-the-Lake councillors agreed with the heritage committee to grant heritage permits to build three additions to the one-and-a-half-storey David Secord House in St. Davids that will expand the historical structure for residential use. âThis is a perfect example of adaptive reuse,â Deputy Lord Mayor Erwin Wiens said at the Sept. 22 council meeting. âWe get to have it retained and used. It is a huge victory. This is how heritage is supposed to be done.â At the Sept. 9 heritage comm
Niagara gets provincial funding for phragmites fight (opens the original)
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Phragmites have become a âscourgeâ among the provinceâs invasive species, contributing to about $3.6 billion in damage to infrastructure, forestry, agriculture and recreation sectors. Combatting it is also an extensive â and expensive â endeavour. For example, Niagara-on-the-Lake is preparing to spend $425,000 to remove phragmites from the ditches along several major roadways, including Four Mile Creek Road and Highway 55, to remove a contributing factor in the summer flooding problem
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