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The 33rd annual Welland Food Drive will take place on Saturday, November 2nd from 10am - 1pm. Hundreds of volunteers will help collect and sort food donations for Welland's three food banks. Mark Wikobrado files this report.

Registered Nurse Audrey Wall, from The Audrey Wall Nursing Professional Corporation, talks with Mark about the benefits of compression socks, and what to look for if you suspect melanoma on your feet.

Stamford Lane United Church is operating a gently used clothing store in the basement of their Niagara Falls location. The unique concept has been benefiting shoppers and local charities since it opened 18 months ago.

Author Sara de Waard visits the studio ahead of the release of her highly anticipated novel - Defy.

The Source's Aja Tomori wraps up her visit to last weekend's Nickel City Comic Con with a visit with The Buffalo Ghostbusters! 

Besides keeping Western New York "ghost-free" since 2011, this group makes numerous public appearances and does incredible charitable work around their community.

Because We Care Rotary & May Court Gala raises funds for RMHC

Rotary Club of St. Catharines South and May Court Club of St. Catharines Raise Over $200,000 for Ronald McDonald House Charities® South Central Ontario Family Room in Niagara.  Oct 19 at 9am and Oct 20 1pm 

Thorold Community Theatre in partnership with Club Capri are presenting a Murder Mystery Dinner on October 25th. Dan Willis visited the studio and shared details on the production of 'The Spot'.

Catch a new season of Seniors News & Views on YourTV Niagara.  Sundays at 7:30pm and Tuesdays at 11am

October 10th was World Mental Health Day. The Source thought it was a great chance to bring in Mental Health Professional Calissa Ngozi to give some advice on self care. 

Eric Jeddry visits the studio and previews The Drawer Boy. The latest production by Garrison Little Theatre opens on October 25th. 

Source Reporter Anthony Luongo stops by Goodwill Niagara on McLeod Road in Niagara Falls to pick out a Halloween costume. After all, he wants to go "trick or treating" Bro!

Niagara filmmaker Christopher Darton was on the red carpet Tuesday in St. Catharines at the FirstOntario Performing Arts Centre, for a special screening of "The Damnation" - his first feature-length horror film. 

Christopher was joined by cast members, special guests, and VIP's, along with Anthony Luongo, who had the opportunity to talk with the filmmaker about the Indigenous small-town horror film.