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Up Front
August Restaurant sous chefs, Peter Tromp and Fabiola Gabriel, showcase tasty treats they will offer this Friday night at Peninsula Ridge Estates Winery’s Jazz On The Ridge gala. The nibblies, an August-style Monte Cristo sandwich with smoked turkey, summer sausage and Montasio cheese, served on potato bread, with rhubarb preserve, and; cinnamon bun French toast with candied pecans and vanilla bean icing. Yes, check your diet at the door, folks. Moving into its second decade of generating funds for Niagara West community groups, Jazz has only has a handful of tickets remaining. See the full story on the event on Page 15. Williscraft - Photo.
Jordan Lions Wing Nite
You have to eat somewhere right? Why not dig into a plate of delicious wings and support the Jordan Lions at the same time? Three flavours of wings and yes, there’s beer. Friday, May 23, all you can eat, $15, Jordan Lions Park 5:30-9 p.m.
Kinette Club Yard Sale
The Kinette Club of Grimsby will hold a yard sale this Saturday, May 24 in support of Cystic Fibrosis research at 34 Tomahawk Dr., Grimsby from 8 a.m. to noon.Cystic Fibrosis is the most common fatal genetic disease affecting Canadian children. Come out and help us find a cure.
Grandmothers welcome speaker
Grandmothers to Grandmothers guest speaker, Ida Nambeya, full time field representative in Africa for the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Thursday, May 22 at 7 p.m. First Baptist Church Beamsville, 4264 Mountain St.
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Hospital rebuild remains top priority
“There’s something very special going on at WLMH and we don’t want to lose it,” MacIsaac
By Stephanie Sisler NewsNow The new hospital rebuild remains a top priority. This was the message from the management teams of West Lincoln Memorial Hospital and Hamilton Health Sciences to Grimsby council on Tuesday night.
Rob MacIsaac took on the role of president and CEO of HHS in February 2014. He updated council on the partnership between HHS and WLMH. “I’m so impressed with the dedication and talent of all the folks at HHS,” he said. “This is a place that has a patient-first culture, and that’s
one of the great bonds between HHS and WLMH.” Although still early in the amalgamation process, he feels both organizations will end up stronger because of it. “There’s something very special going on at WLMH and we don’t See REBUILD, Page 2