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The Jordan Art Gallery welcomes three new artists to the collective. They are Darrell Neufeld, Greta Hildebrand and Joe Speck. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

CAA Niagara has started a unique program to support and brand  Niagara charities. Brenda Schultz has more on the launch of Community Boost.

Ten Thousand Villages in Niagara on the Lake is holding the 3rd annual Fair Trade Rug Event from May 17th until June 2, 2019.

The 6th Annual Rock N Rescue benefit concert in support of Last Chance Horse & Pony Rescue & Sanctuary. Mike Balsom reports.

The Source caught up with the culinary program at Port Colborne High School as they served lunch to members of  the Port Colborne Seniors Centre.

The Niagara falls History Museum is proud to present their latest exhibition by Samuel Thomas called "Opening the Doors to Dialogue." Brenda Schultz files this report.

The Niagara Construction Association held their 4th annual Safety Awareness Day at the Grantham Lions Club in St. Catharines recently. Brenda Schultz brings you this report.

This week's "YourTV History" goes back to the spring of 1998, as Niagara prepared for it's first ever Niagara Film Festival! Part of the theme for the Festival was "Marilyn Monroe", and a Marilyn Monroe Look-Alike Contest was held to find a spokesperson for the inaugural event.

The annual Niagara Region Walk for Muscular Dystrophy took place at Jaycee Gardens in St. Catharines. Close to 200 people walked the 5km route to raise funds and awareness for people living with MD! Michelle Cuthbert reports.

Hundreds of volunteers came out and rolled up their sleeves to clean up Niagara Falls. Lori Taraba has the details.

After an illustrious 18 year career heading up The Niagara-On-The-Lake Chamber of Commerce, Janice Thomson is stepping down to become the President and CEO at Niagara Falls Tourism. Members of the NOTL community came out to thank Janice for her years of service and The Source was there to get reactions from Janice and those in attendance.

Westlane high school students along with five feeder schools raised funds for the the Stephen Lewis Foundation.