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In honour of Earth Day, The Friends of Malcolmson Eco-Park and volunteers from the community helped clean up the North St. Catharines Park. Invasive species were removed and native species were planted. Brenda Schultz tells you more.

Links For Greener Learning hosted the 5th annual Earth Day Expo at Market Square.

Executive Director Marvin Karon brought his Shakespearience to the drama class of Beamsville District Secondary School to better understand the language of Shakespeare. He was joined by Canadian Actor, Barry Flatman. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

In celebration of Arbor Day the city of Niagara Falls had a tree planting at Chippawa Lions Park.

The Source's Bianca Tomori had the chance to stop by Ruth's Chris Steak House in Niagara Falls and talk with "Bachelor" star Ben Higgins, who was in town for a meet and greet with his fans. They talked about the show and Ben's life after "The Bachelor", including co-hosting a podcast and forming a new business that gives back. 

Beamsville District Secondary School brings Willy Wonka to the stage. 

Death and the Maiden, by Ariel Dorfman presented by Firehall Theatre. Directed by: Laurel Candler - April 26 – May 11,
Fridays, Saturdays @ 8pm; Sundays @ 2pm
Tickets@firehalltheatre.com

The Source visits with members of Momentum Choir as they prepare for their debut performance at the Performing Arts Centre.

The new Arts & Minds Wind Trio  consisting of 3 NSO musicians performed a newly commissioned piece of music by Canadian composer Kevin Lau at St. Martin Catholic Elementary School in Smithville.

Brock University students will soon have more room to exercise. A ceremony was held recently to announce a major expansion that will triple the size of the Zone Fitness Centre.

Downtown Bench Beamsville and Beamsville District Secondary School participated in the nation-wide PITCH-IN event and picked up garbage in the downtown core. Lori Taraba reports.

For this week's "YourTV History", we go back to sometime in 2000 or 2001 for The Crime Stoppers of Niagara Appreciation Evening at Hernder Estate Wine. Since 1999, Crime Stoppers in Ontario has made 125136 arrests and paid out over $8 million in cash rewards to those who called the program with information which led to an arrest.