This is another chance for our readers to find stories from the past week we think will most interest them.
UPDATE: Region's response to the latest vehicle hitting a tree on Lakeshore Road
After a story published on The NOTL Local website Thursday, the region sent a response to some of the questions that remain unanswered about plans for that dangerous stretch of road. To read the update and the original story click here.
Steffanie Bjorgan awarded Meritorious Service Decoration
The medal, which Bjorgan says is "really about Red Roof Retreat," will be presented to her by Governor General Mary Simon at a ceremony in Ottawa. Learn. more about the prestigious award here.
UPDATE: Morrison passes $40,000 goal, Hockey Hardware to become a reality
As time on his Kickstart campaign ran out, Billy Morrison's Hockey Hardware has reached its target with $40,271 pledged by 245 backers! The campaign remains open until Sunday, July 14 at 7 p.m. Ensure you receive your copy of the game by pledging before then. Read the story here.
Virgil Stampede wrap-up good news for the community
After a successful three-day Virgil Stampede, the Virgil Business Association has funding for a major project to benefit the community, although what it might be is up for discussion. Learn more here.
Love triangles spring eternal in Shaw Festival's Candida
Perennial Bernard Shaw favourite Candida is on at the Royal George Theatre. To read a review by The Local's Sharon Burns, click here.
NOTL resident, business owner pushing for a Niagara film office
Nigel Napier-Andrews and Peter Donato are working behind the scenes to convince Niagara's regional government that attracting film and television production companies to the area should be a top priority. Read the story here.
New parking meters installed in NOTL are much improved
The meters that have been removed did not work well from the start, and parts to repair them became obsolete, so they have been replaced. Read about the new meters and the cost of parking in NOTL here.