Friends and family calling for Riehl skate park in honour of fallen student


	News in Niagara Friends and family calling for Riehl skate park in honour of fallen student 610 CKTB News 10/26/2012 A group of EL Crossley students has started a campaign to raise money to build a skate park in the memory of Issac Riehl, a grade 9 student who lost his life in a tragic accident. Isaac was skateboarding on Foss Road in Pelham last week when he was struck by a car. He passed away Monday from his injuries. Fellow students have launched a fundraiser to help pay for a skate park in the town in honor of Isaac and to create a safe area for kids to board. The students have applied for a grant from Aviva, an insurance company that provides money for projects that create lasting change in communities. Through a Facebook page www.facebook.com/RiehlSkatePark, students are asking us to click on the Aviva link http://www.avivacommunityfund.org/ideas/ and vote for their plan to help turn a tragedy into something positive. Local News Send to a friend Share This Loading Leave a comment: showing all comments · Subscribe to comments Comment Like 1 0 Loading Cancel Reset Password Simply confirm your registered email address below and click "Reset Password." We will immediately email you a link back to the site where you can enter a new password for this account. Account E-mail: Becoming a member only takes 60 seconds! Members get access to exclusive information and products that non-members do not, including trips, advance notice on upcoming entertainment events, movie screening passes, special giveaways and more! Account E-mail: Password (Case Sensitive): Reset your password Login with Facebook We've found your existing CKTB e-club account. Please login below to complete the Facebook login process. E-mail Address: email@address.com Password The password you have entered is incorrect. Please try again. If you're unable to remember it, you can reset your password. Not a member yet? Sign up now! TheHeadmare posted on 10/26/2012 10:54 AM The kids of Pelham having been asking for skateboard/bmx facilities for years, only to be ignored. On the other hand long boarders usually don't use skateparks. reply· like· report Loading showing all comments Comment Like Please fill in the CAPTCHA below to like this content anonymously. x Submit x Reset Password Simply confirm your registered email address below and click "Reset Password." We will immediately email you a link back to the site where you can enter a new password for this account. Account E-mail: Please enter your email and password to log in. Account E-mail: Password (Case Sensitive): Reset your password Login with Facebook We've found your existing CKTB e-club account. Please login below to complete the Facebook login process. E-mail Address: email@address.com Password The password you have entered is incorrect. Please try again. If you're unable to remember it, you can reset your password. Not a member yet? Sign up now! MORE NEWS IN NIAGARA


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