Richard Hutton is a journalist at Niagara this Week. He focuses on telling the stories of the people, places, and politics of the Niagara region, with a keen interest in construction, real estate, business, and health-related topics. Richard's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Toronto Star, Niagara Falls Review, and The Hamilton Spectator.
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Richard Hutton's reporting primarily focuses on local events, government announcements, and community-related topics in the Niagara region of Ontario, Canada. His articles touch upon a wide range of themes including government & politics, culture & society, and family & relationships.
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With retirement on the horizon mayor reflects on a municipal career marked by big-ticket construction and steady growth
‘We know for a fact that we're missing folks out there,’ Ken Smalko, who helps with Branch 17’s efforts to mark burial sites with Canadian flags for Decoration Day with the help of Bioveld Niagara
By: Richard Hutton
Cramped quarters and missing health-and-safety features drove the push for a new station that began a decade ago
Show will be one of the final events at longtime bar and event space before it closes its doors for good
By: Richard Hutton
Running Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Old Pelham Town Hall, the event has grown from 20 vendors in its first year to 32 from across Ontario selling everything from vintage clothing and retro decor to artisan items such as soaps, baked goods and paintings
Alessandro Cattaneo is scheduled to visit city on June 6 as a part of a Niagara-area itinerary that also includes a flag-raising ceremony in Niagara Falls the day before
By: Richard Hutton
Alessandro Cattaneo is scheduled to visit Thorold and Niagara Falls on June 6
By: Richard Hutton
Alongside classroom updates for robotics, design technology and communications, the school will also benefit from major infrastructure work such as HVAC improvements
Incident involved 'certain systems' within city's network
By: Richard Hutton
Policy will be discussed at tonight's council meeting
