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A page out of The Times-Review revisiting newsworthy events from the year 1985 (includes January to March). Includes a picture of a chemical spill cleanup that occurred in August of 1985.

Listed here is a schedule of events pertinent to the 1987 Friendship Festival.

Listed here is an article pertinent to the opening of a $15 million dollar auto manufacturing plant in Fort Erie in 1988.

Listed here is a newspaper article pertinent to the Douglas Heights Senior Centre. The article includes,a birthday announcement for Theadore Spore celebrations at the Douglas Heights Senior Centre Heritage Week '89 Niagara Falls-Fort Erie Police Club…

Listed here is a booklet pertinent to the Inaugural Session of the Municipal Council of the Town of Fort Erie concerning the 1988-1991 term of office.

Listed here are various documents pertinent to Louis McDermott and his reception of the Commemorative Medal for the 125th Anniversary of the Confederation of Canada in recognition of significant contributions to compatriots, to community and to…

Listed here is an article pertinent to the renovative construction that the Sugar Bowl underwent in 1994.

Listed here is a newspaper article detailing a rock n' roll concert that was performed during Fort Erie's Friendship Festival in 1995. Performer's included the Barenaked Ladies, Ted Nugent, and Kim Mitchell.

Listed here is a Community Guide Booklet pertinent to visitors of Fort Erie looking for things to do and places to see.

Listed here is an article showcasing the growth of small businesses within the town of Fort Erie.

Listed here is a Fort Erie visitors guide for those who have come to Fort Erie or the greater Niagara region. It highlights some of the popular attractions; be them historical like the Old Fort, or commercial like the Race Track.

Listed here is an article detailing the town's acknowledgement of Louis McDermott and his contributions to Fort Erie's local history. Louis was an ardent contributor to the public library's historical archives, as his passion for history compelled…