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Ted and Marion Outerbridge bring their incredible spellbinding magic and theatrical illusion show to the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre for two shows Saturday Dec. 29th! Monika Nowak had the opportunity to talk with the two performers and also find out what the PAC has coming up in January.

Players from the OHL Niagara IceDogs joined the Chief of Police for NRPS at the St. Catharines site of Niagara Health to deliver teddy bears to patients in the pediatric ward. Norah-Jean Howard brings you this report.

The NOTL Lord Mayor's Youth Advisory Council held their second annual Youth Holiday Celebration at the Community Centre. Kids of all ages enthusiastically performed Christmas songs for those in attendance. Mike Balsom reports.

A seasonal favourite hits the stage December 21st at the PAC as the Peter Shea Trio & a cast of local children perform The Music Of A Charlie Brown Christmas.

St. Catharines radio stations once again stepped up for Community Care as they hosted the Great Holiday Food Drive at Market Square.

The Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens is the new home of a large-scale public art display created by Gordon Reeve, called Niagara Strait. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

The City of St. Catharines held another Public Open House to discuss the future of Sunset Beach in Port Weller. Two options were voted on by residents. Mike Balsom brings you this report.

Each year, the Boys & Girls Club of Niagara hosts several holiday parties for children and youth members of the Club to celebrate the season and enjoy a traditional holiday dinner. For the third consecutive year, Niagara College students in the Food Production program - at Benchmark Restaurant - will prepare a holiday dinner for close to 200 kids expected to attend the Niagara Falls Club Holiday Party.

CAA Niagara made a cheque presentation to the Niagara Safety Village.

A mixture of newcomers and professional actors have teamed up for Robin Hood - the latest project from Yellow Door Theatre.

Niagara Health Foundation is holding their Celebration of Lights Holiday Campaign to raise much needed funds for patient equipment. James J. Hall brings you this report.

YourTV was very honoured to be asked to televise the 2018 Good News Breakfast to benefit Project SHARE! Community groups from across Niagara shared their "good news" with hosts Lori Taraba and Carrie Zeffiro, and our viewers watching live on Ch. 700! Thanks to all involved, especially our partners at Niagara Falls Transit and The Greg Frewin Theatre.