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Abby Cabaj visited the studio recently where she performed and also gave an update on some upcoming music competitions that she has entered.

101.1 More FM host Rob White organized a 15 year reunion for those involved in the Ten Men in a Tent fundraiser. Rob combined the reunion with a remote broadcast of his show and a BBQ to benefit Project SHARE.

Basketball Tournament  REMATCH  Manchester youth, Mayor and City, Police/EMS/Fire Services

Niagara Regional Housing Summer Fun Event.

It has been a year since construction on the South Niagara Hospital Project began, and Niagara Health is excited to share the tremendous progress on the future 1.3-million-square-foot hospital. Anthony Luongo reports.

The Town of Fort Erie welcomed a new business to their community, that will help the municipality and region during bad storms. Welcome Holland Power Services. Anthony Luongo has more.

"Ruckus" and "Nostalgia" took the stage at Whiskey and Walleye in Port Colborne to benefit the Niagara SPCA and Humane Society, at the 4th annual "Rock 4 Paws"!

"My Mulan" Fantasy Dance Drama tells the story of a modern girl named Michelle, who falters in her confidence during a dance audition. With a storyline that is expertly woven together across time and space, Michelle follows Mulan's journey to find herself and Mulan's to find herself and dance with confidence again. 

There are four performances this weekend at The Niagara Falls Convention Centre, visit www.fallsconventions.com for ticket details.

The Source was back in Niagara-On-The-Lake Saturday, for the annual Peach Festival, where the Town celebrates more than just a fruit – they celebrate a legacy of agriculture and community. Jessica Taylor stopped by Queen St. to talk with farmers, vendors and The Chamber of Commerce, about the importance of this annual event.

Queen Street in Niagara-On-The-Lake was lined with some of the most luxurious and exclusive cars in the world on Friday, with McLaren's, Porsche's and rare, luxury vintage cars showcased to a large crowd! 

The event was in support of Cassie + Friends, the only charity in Canada dedicated 100 percent to finding a cure for childhood pediatric diseases.