SUNDAY SUMMARY: Local news you might have missed

Editor's Note: Every week in this space we compile the most widely-read local stories from the past week — news we don't want you to miss.

Land tribunal decision of Rand Estate proposal sides with town, residents' group

The OLT's ruling gives the developer the option of pursuing substantial revisions to the design of the proposed subdivision related to findings on cultural heritage, vehicular access, tree protection, and natural heritage. Read the details here.

NOTL council awaits Solmar's next moves on Rand Estate property

Costs to the town of dealing with the Rand Estate application through the Ontario Land Tribunal have amounted to $3.5 million. Read the town's response to the OLT decision here.

Seeger sings Annie Lennox at Ravine Vineyards Oct. 25

The Ultimate Diva show will include songs from the Scottish singer's solo work,  along with those from her days as a member of the 1980s band The Eurythmics. Seeger says Annie Lennox has always been her favourite. Read why here.

Plan for Glendale discusses building heights, schools and parks

Glendale is expected to have a population of 14,000 by 2051. Read the details of the Glendale Plan here.

Andrew Niven chosen to replace Nick Ruller on council 

After a private discussion, the majority of council did not choose the traditional route of filling a vacancy at the table; Niven "incredibly honoured" to be chosen. Read how the special council meeting unfolded.

Camping through northern Ontario includes Ouimet Canyon and Amethyst Mining

The canyon and the mining operation both offer interesting sights to see. Read about the area and see the photo gallery here.

Customers percolating over Virgil Starbucks closure

The location at 1630 Niagara Stone Road closed at the end of the business day on Thursday, Oct. 17; regulars left to find another place to enjoy their coffee, Read the details here.