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It peals out the time at the top of every hour, but more importantly, it commemorates the members of the Niagara-on-the-Lake community lost in wars. The Clock Tower Cenotaph turns 100 this year, and our Lieutenant Governor will be visiting this Saturday to mark the occasion. Mike Balsom files this report.

The 14th annual Great Wolf Lodge Charity Car Wash for Kids took place recently in Niagara Falls. Hundreds of vehicles lined up to purchase discounted hotel rooms and passes while getting a free car wash from the Niagara Falls Professional Firefighters Association, Niagara Regional Police Service, Niagara Health Foundation and other volunteers. Money raised this year goes to support SickKids Foundation in Toronto.

Close to $200,000 dollars was raised at the IG Wealth Management Walk For Alzheimer's. Mitchell Glass has more in this report.

The 7th annual Rock N Rescue Charity concert event is set to take place on Saturday, June 4th at the Crystal Ridge Community Centre. The concert raises much needed funds for the Last Chance Horse and Pony Rescue in Crystal Beach. Mike Balsom files this report.

The Lakeside Park Carousel officially opened for the 101st season in Port Dalhousie. Bob Romeo spoke with some Friends of the Carousel as well as Kathleen Powell from the City of St. Catharines to find out about the improvements and repairs made to the Carousel over the winter.

Students and staff at Crossroads Public School teamed up to throw their support behind the Rankin Cancer Run.

Mike Balsom welcomes Samantha Roy, President of the Niagara Chapter of Cystic Fibrosis Canada to the studio.

Mike speaks with Jo Langham, manager Media & Public Engagement from Elections Ontario about the upcoming Provincial Election.

Mike speaks with Melissa van Tuyl, Niagara Community Lead for the ALS Society of Canada about the upcoming walk to End ALS.

Mike Balsom speaks with Steven Chuang about the future of the YMCA in Niagara.

After capturing gold at Skills Ontario, Niagara College welding student Jake Boekestyn is heading to Skills Canada in Vancouver.

Cheryl Keddy-Scott and Rina Pennett provide an update on the Village of Hope and the growing need for their services in Lincoln.