We are all invited to a special homecoming
Ryker, the young boy, who was badly burned in a fire at his home in Niagara Falls is coming home for a weekend visit on Friday,
It will be the first time he has been back in Niagara in almost a year.
His family is organizing a drive by celebration from 4 to 5 pm on March 12th, at his home on Cherrywood Road.
In a post on Facebook, people are asked to wave welcome home signs and make some noise, so that the whole neighbourhood knows Ryker is home.
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