Mori Gardens has closed its doors for the last time. The next step is a bulldozer to demolish some of the buildings on the property, although part of the garden centre will remain. For now, at least, the Mori Nursery building on Niagara Stone Road is expected to remain as an office, and the portion of the garden centre where Tonie had her office, to the right of the large … [Read more...] about Mori Gardens closes after 45 years of serving the community
Medical experts, not politicians, should make medical decisions
Betty Disero supports local business. The Lord Mayor chose not to sign an open letter that was organized by St. Catharines Mayor Walter Sendzik and dated Feb. 24, endorsed by every one of Niagara’s mayors except for Disero, but her choice was not because she’s anti-business, or against businesses reopening, she says. Last week, when the letter was made public, there was … [Read more...] about Medical experts, not politicians, should make medical decisions
Nolaa’s keto bakeshop opens during pandemic
Melissa Woodworth was introduced to the ketogenic diet long before it became a popular method to lose weight. Relying on low carbohydrates, high fat and moderate protein, the value of the ketogenic diet in treating serious illnesses was recognized centuries ago, and that’s what led her on a journey she is now passionate about sharing. “It’s the real ‘why’ behind what … [Read more...] about Nolaa’s keto bakeshop opens during pandemic
NOTL couple feel safe wintering in Florida
Jen Elliott and Colin Telfer did not make the decision to travel to Florida this winter lightly, having thoroughly researched and investigated their options before heading south. Likewise, they have done their research before deciding how they will return home in April. “We weren’t at all cavalier about making this decision,” she says. As owners of ESkoot Niagara, … [Read more...] about NOTL couple feel safe wintering in Florida
Antiques on Creek owner optimistic about future
When Leslie Ibbotson made her exciting decision to open an antique store in Virgil, where she grew up, her planned opening was April 2020. Selling antiques has been a career for her, but this would be her own business, and she had found the perfect location — the former fruit and vegetable co-op on Four Mile Creek Road, a 1930s building with original beams, hardwood floors, … [Read more...] about Antiques on Creek owner optimistic about future