This day in our history
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1909 - Ridgeway Free Public Library opens its new building on Disher Street in Ridgeway. (The Ridgeway Herald, Mar. 25, 1909)
1931 - Fire destroys the Odd Fellows Hall and Presbyterian Church on Courtwright Street. (FEHM Files, Municipal Government)
1976 - Fort Erie's only regular bus run connecting Buffalo, Crystal Beach and Port Colborne ceases operation. (Buffalo Courier Express, Mar. 20, 1976)
Announcements
Media Release (February 16, 2023) - Fort Erie Town Council approves 2023 budget Media Release (Dec 6, 2022) - Mayor Redekop Statement: Bill 23 – More Homes Built Faster Act Media Release (October 28, 2022) The Town of Fort Erie successfully launches a new Online Portal for paperless tax and water bills Media Release (October 11, 2022) Council receives Final Report on the 2018-2022 Corporate Strategic Plan Achievements Public Announcement (October 11, 2022) 2023 Short-Term Rental Licence Renewals Public Announcement (Sept 14, 2022) The Town of Fort Erie will close on September 19 for the funeral of Queen Elizabeth II, Council will proceed as planned Media Release (Sept 9, 2022) Mayor's Statement - Passing of Queen Elizabeth II Media Release (August 23, 2022) - Fire Station 6 sold for use as new pharmacy and health services clinic Media Release (August 17, 2022) ) - Town of Fort Erie Leaders Attend the 2022 AMO Conference Media Release (May 16, 2022) Mayor Redekop: Fort Erie Grieves with our “Good Neighbours” in Buffalo
Events
Line Dancing (3/20) Line Dancing (3/20) Tai Chi (3/21) Zumba (3/21) Ageless Grace (3/21) Fort Erie Conservation Club Meatloaf Dinner (3/21) Name That Tune (3/23) Monowhales with Days on Parade (3/24) Saturday Night Euchre (3/25) Monday Night at the Movies (3/27) Line Dancing (3/27) Line Dancing (3/27) Midnight Massacre - A Murder Mystery at Brimstone Brewing Company (3/28) Tai Chi (3/28) Zumba (3/28)