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In honour of this Sunday's Wrestlemania, YourTV History takes a look back to July 2002 when WWE Niagara Falls opened it's doors to the public. Mark Wikobrado was there that day to learn more about Clifton Hill's latest attraction as well as greet some very special visitors who came by for the Opening Ceremonies!

Over 200 students were looking to impress the judges at the Niagara Regional Science and Engineering Fair.

Canadian bestselling author Douglas Gardham stopped by Chapters in St. Catharines to promote his latest novel "The Musician!" Source Reporter Mike Balsom brings you this report.

The Niagara Woodcarvers Association held their 40th annual Woodcarving show and competition at Heartland Forest in Niagara Falls. Wonders of Wood featured over 60 carvers from across the province and United States. Lori Taraba reports.

Kendra Dyer was at Ruth's Chris Steakhouse in Niagara Falls recently to learn more about Community Crew, a Niagara Region-based not-for-profit organization that serve children who have been affected by poverty. "Evening In Tuscany" was the theme for their 2nd annual fundraising Gala, with special guest  Kim Coates.

The City of St. Catharines held an opening reception for a new art exhibit called Seasons! Local secondary students responded to selected works from the city's Civic Art Collection.

Garden City Productions presents "Legally Blonde" the musical.

Thorold Community Theatre presents SIN, SEX AND THE CIA written by Michael & Susan Parker. Directed by Rob Goslin, Mike Balsom reports.

The 190th shipping season of the Welland Canal was recognized at the St. Catharines Museum and Welland Canals Centre.

Comic Book Day is coming to the Grimsby Public Library on Saturday April 13th.

Goodwill Niagara is proud to offer the "Constructing Our Future" program for youth in the Niagara Region. The program provides theoretical and practical skilled trades training through in-class and workplace experiences. Bob Romeo brings you this report.

In honour of thie 2019 "The Many Hands Project", a student-driven community project run by Niagara College's Event Management Program - our YourTV History segment goes back to the 2003 event, where that year's recipient was Bethlehem Place.

The recipient for 2019 is Pathstone Mental Health - and you can find out more about the program and how you can help by visiting https://manyhandsevents.wixsite.com/mhpevents