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Author: Tom Lewis
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Recent Fort Erie Post article on the Tom Lewis for Ward 5 Campaign
The Fort Erie Post reached out to the Tom Lewis campaign and asked a few questions about the upcoming election. Check out the article by clicking here
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Remembering Mr. Crystal Beach, Paul Kassay Jr The Icon and His Legacy
I wanted to share the wonderfully written article highlighting the life of the late Paul Kassay Jr. who recently passed. To view, the article written by Christine Whelan and Rick Doan click here.
My first memories of Paul were as a young child visiting him at his home in Crystal Beach and seeing all the very cool Crystal Beach Memorabilia. I also fondly remember going for many pontoon boat rides at his cottage in Netherby (Black Creek).
Paul, you will be missed but you left our community with many photos and good memories. Thoughts and prayers are with the Kassay Family Peggy, Chris, daughter Paula, and Debbie.
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CB Fire Station #6 sold. Pharmacy & Health Services Clinic coming to Ward 5.
I am pleased to share the news that the former Crystal Beach Fire Station #6 has been sold. It will be used as a new pharmacy and health services clinic. This space will create and provide significant community benefits to Fort Erie’s west end.
For more information visit https://www.forterie.ca/…/MEDIA-RELEASE-Sale-of-Former…
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Article: Fence blocking access to lake in Crystal Beach sparks petition
By Nick FearnsFort Erie Post Tue., July 21, 2020
A fence blocking a road allowance in Crystal Beach has sparked a petition that has garnered more than 570 signatures, surpassing a goal of 500.
Tom Lewis, a Crystal Beach resident, started the petition earlier this month after a fence went up in one location near the access, and then was installed in a different location nearby.
Lewis said he grew up in nearby Ridgeway and has used the road allowance for at least the past 20 years in order to go kayaking or use his paddle board.
He said he had not been aware of any issues about accessing the water prior to the fence going up.
Lewis, a former town councillor, said it was never an issue when he represented the ward from 2003 until 2006.
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To visit the petition click here