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Sunday Summary: NOTL's top stories from this week

Heritage committee members fear policy changes impact freedom of speech, and councillors discuss the future of the former NOTL hospital site.
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Also, read what Joy Sanguedolce learned about this year's grape harvest.

Heritage committee members fear policy changes impact freedom of speech

Advisory Committee members discuss how a draft policy before council impacts their ability to speak freely. Learn why here.

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Joy Tries It: Harvesting grapes while learning about the season

A grape harvester is "intuitive and easy to use," explains Joe Pillitteri of Lakeview Vineyard Equipment, but there are still a lot of variables when it comes to the grapes. Read what Joy Sanguedolce learned about when the time is right to pick them

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13-year-old in the pilot seat – literally

The young teen is taking lessons at the Niagara District Airport, and racking up instruction hours until he is old enough to fly solo. Learn about his lessons here.

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Plans for NOTL hospital site will not involve town funding

Public engagement process will continue for the James A. Burton and Family Foundation's plans to develop the site into a hub for 'sophisticated tourism,' with a recent survey showing public support. The town is planning a public engagement process to see what residents want done at the site. Read what councillors learned about the project.

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Precious teddy bears eager to meet new owners

Tea with Teddy runs Friday, November 29 and Saturday, November 30, between 10:00 am and 3:00 pm at Addison Hall at 41 Byron Street. Tea and scones will cost $15 per person but shopping for a new friend is free.

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Ground-breaking for Foodland brings residents out to celebrate

Tuesday was the official start to the new grocery store that Village residents have been waiting for since they moved in. Read the details here.

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Celebrate the season with carol sing-along

The Wayside Chapel carol sing-along will be held Nov. 30, with song sheets, a sound system, and hopefully a beautiful day to join in, says organizer Rick Meloen. Read the details here.

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