The Welland Tribune - 2012-03-26

• BYELECTION Voters’ polls open today at 10 a. m.
• The leap of faith
• Kids connect at science fair Contaminat­ion in soil is a large problem, so now you test it and find out. I’ve always had an interest in solving certain environmen­tal problems.”
• PELHAM CARES: Honours for retiring volunteers
• FEDERAL POLITICS Forster, Allen back NDP’S Mulcair
• I find texting perplextin­g ( misspellin­g on purpose)
• PORT CARES Group started as a grassroots organizati­on in 1986
• LOCAL FOOD: Buyers were drawn to farmers’ market We’ve had a lot of interest from different vendors in the area. The nice weather has been attracting a lot of youth to come out as well, because they come out with parents or grandparen­ts.”
• COMMUNITY FORUM Agencies to discuss gaps in service
• MINOR HOCKEY: Two take Ontario titles
• CURLING: Eagles land in the winner’s circle again
• HOCKEY Bounces don’t go Port’s way
• Falcons deep- six Hawks
• WOMEN’S HOCKEY Montreal Stars win second consecutiv­e Clarkson Cup
• WEATHER U. S. heat ‘ unpreceden­ted,’ 7,000 records set or tied
• HEALTH CARE Gene may explain why flu kills some, spares others
• POLITICS Canada would have much to gain from trading with Japan They certainly have been reluctant to engage in the kind of negotiatio­ns we’ve now committed to engage in. So getting an agreement to move forward on free trade discussion­s is a major step fo

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