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This week's episode of "YourTV History" takes you back to Kingsbridge Park in Chippawa in June 2002 for the first ever International Food Festival at The Falls!

The town of Fort Erie unveiled significant changes to Bay Beach. Improvements include new washrooms, a new playground and improved accessibility to the waterfront.

"See the night through the eyes of a shelter dog". That was the slogan used by The Niagara Falls Humane Society at their "Ruff Night Sleepover", where people were encouraged to collect pledges for the Niagara SPCA and spend the night in a shelter dog kennel.

A wet but successful Rankin Cancer Run was held on May 25th in St. Catharines. Jennifer Wittig has the details.

Niagara Regional Housing officially opened an 85 unit affordable housing building in St. Catharines located at 527 Carlton Street. Reporter Greg Lavelle takes you on a tour.

Five grade 8 girls at Greendale Public School in Niagara Falls have created an app called "Girls Empower Girls." G.E.G. will empower girls ages 8 to 13 to be who they are and believe in themselves. Caitlin Battista brings you this report.

The Source paid a visit to the Oh Canada Eh? Dinner Show as they celebrated 25 years.

Niagara Falls Community Outreach thanked their volunteers at a recent reception at the Gale Centre.

Links for Greener Learning formally opened up the Buchanan Teaching Garden in St. Catharines recently.

This episode of "YourTV History" visits Lakeshore Catholic High School in Port Colborne for a charity fashion show put on by the students and staff. We're not too sure of time period on this segment - feel free to comment if you were there and know when this was held!

Over 20 wineries in Niagara-On-The-Lake present "Sip & Sizzle", a unique grilled food item paired perfectly with a premium VQA wine! Presented by The Wineries of Niagara-On-The-Lake, Sip & Sizzle runs weekends in May. Miriam Valdes-Carletti visited a few of the participating wineries to learn more.

Carousel Players is celebrating 47 years in Niagara and to show their appreciation, they held a Community Picnic at Lester B. Pearson Park in St. Catharines. Jennifer Wittig brings you this report.