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The region of Niagara held a volunteer week lunch to thank the volunteers who give their time at the 8 long term care homes they operate.

We continue our volunteer week series with a look at a group of volunteers that are close to our heart here at YourTV. At every Niagara IceDogs home game a dedicated group selflessly give of their time to broadcast the action at the Meridian Centre to our viewers.

Our series of volunteer week stories continues with a visit to the St. Catharines Museum where we met two volunteers who go above and beyond.

A preview of the upcoming Arts Place Gallery Fundraising Auction in Port Colborne.

The Source's Lori Taraba made a visit to Niagara Fallsview Casino Resort recently to learn more about the College's most successful annual fundraiser, the annual Seafood Gala! Money raised from the event goes for equipment, learning resources, scholarships and bursaries.

This episode of YourTV History takes us back to December 1999 when Miss Canada Mireille Eid made a visit to Niagara Falls and toured the Illumination Tower with the very - capable tour guide Rick Stokes!

We kick off volunteer week with an interview with Marty Mako. Marty is well known in St. Catharines & beyond for his community spirit and commitment to several causes.

The Niagara Regional Police present the 6th annual Students Rock High School Guitar Competition on Tuesday, April 16th at the Greg Frewin Theatre in Niagara Falls. Lori Taraba stopped by the NIOMA on Queen Street to interview some of this year's competitors.

The 6th annual Cuthbert Cup in support of the Walker Family Cancer Centre. Mike Balsom reports.

Niagara College's Event Management Program students held their final fundraiser for this year's "The Many Hands Project" - Tapps, Apps & Laughs at Beechwood Golf and Social House. Four hilarious comedians entertained a packed house while raising funds for Pathstone Mental Health.

The 10th edition of Soupfest was held recently in Port Colborne. The fundraiser benefits the Port Cares Reach Out Centre.

The Recreation Therapy Program at Niagara College is celebrating the second successful year of the Pen Pal Project. Students in the program were required to write letters to seniors at Heidehof in St. Catharines as well as The Williamsburg retirement residence in Burlington and to youth at the Niagara Children's Centre. Mitchell Glass brings you this report.