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Montebello Park is the place to be come August 1st, for the return of The St. Catharines Rotary Ribfest! 

Chair John Potts fills us in on all the details on this community event, bringing together food vendors, live music and family-friendly activities. As one of St. Catharines biggest downtown events, there are over 30,000 annual attendees, 4 days of live music, local vendors offering food, drinks, merchandise and of course plenty of ribs from your favourite ribbers.

Tickets are now available for a 50/50 draw that will benefit Project SHARE. AJ Heafey and Jenelle Gummesen shared the details on The Source.

Niagara Health will once again hold a community event at Montebello Park on July 25th to mark World Hepatitis Day. Ryan Blodgett visited the studio recently to offer some insight into Hepatitis testing and treatment. 

Lori Taraba has become a familiar face on YourTV after 30 years as a reporter. After 3 decades of telling Niagara stories it's time to put the spotlight on this remarkable community volunteer. 

Peninsula hits the stage at Warehouse in St. Catharines on Friday, July 4th at 8pm. They stopped in the YourTV Niagara studio to chat with Anthony Luongo about the early days of the band and their current tour.

The 1st Annual Gord Singleton Legacy Fun Ride took place at Firemen's Park in Niagara Falls recently. Over 150 cyclists from across the region took part in three different routes. Bob Romeo files this report.

The Minto Cup has a rich history dating back over a century. Michelle Basciano joins Anthony Luongo in studio to preview the upcoming event.

A "Ruckus" returned to Club Richelieu in Welland on Friday - "Rock 4 Paws" was back again this year, all to raise funds for The Niagara SPCA and Humane Society! 

Bob Romeo stopped by to find out what brings the band back each year, and what you can do to support the SPCA and all their four-legged friends!

Niagara West MPP Sam Oosterhoff, Parliamentary Assistant to the Attorney General Monica Ciriello, and other members of the community were present Friday at The Kristen French Child Advocacy Centre for a special announcement. 

The Ontario government is investing $600,000 over three years to help protect child victims and witnesses of crime in Niagara.