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Bounce back continues on Main St. By Joanne McDonald NewsNow Initial efforts to restore some level of normalcy to downtown commerce in Grimsby have gone well, says Mayor Jeff Jordan. Jordan, one of town council’s liaison members of the Grimsby Downtown Improvement Area (DIA) Board, said comments received from visitors and downtown merchants have been extremely positive since the move was made last month to realign the north side pedestrian walkway. “The work that went into those changes in a very short amount of time has all been worth it. From everything I have heard, foot traffic is up, restaurant patios and stores are busy and it all looks great,” said Jordan. His comment was supported by DIA president Mike Williscraft, who added that many retailers See SHOP, Page 3
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Dave Craig of Trillium Greenhouses got busy with installation of more than 120 flower boxes along Grimsby’s Main Street early last Thursday morning. While the flowers were ready days earlier, the key was help from Zwart Systems in Beamsville who fabricated the specially sized metal brackets to allow for installation on the cement barricades along Main Street’s north side. Williscraft - Photo
Time: a critical factor in seeking help for a stroke Retired NRP Constable Dave Dawson grateful to Hamilton Health Sciences
By Joanne McDonald NewsNow Retired NRP Constable Dave Dawson got a second chance at life, a miracle thanks to the medical staff at Hamilton Health Sciences. But there was likely some good karma too, as the well-known and respected officer, through his years of community policing, gave many others a second chance at having a life. Dawson, 66, suffered a massive stroke May 19, 2019. Time was on his side that day, but just barely, and he shares his personal story to caution others to never wait, never ignore the signs, and never hesitate to call
911 at the first ing where the “...There is about a four- clot lodged in sign that something is wrong. his brain, one hour window after “Time is brain” that doesn’t symptoms start to receive happen very ofand if a clot has caused the medication that can help ten. stroke, there is He had a about a four- reopen the blocked arteries,” warning that hour window Dave Dawson day, a transient after symptoms ischemic attack start to receive medication that can (TIA), a temporary period of symphelp reopen the blocked arteries, re- toms similar to those of a stroke. duce the severity of a stroke and re“I was home in the morning. Evverse some stroke effects. erything went weird, my vision, I was Today, except for some ‘stroke fa- dizzy and I just thought I needed tigue’ Dawson is back in fine form. something to eat.” It’s a story of success and considerHe went out, came home and by
3 p.m., talking to his mother, his speech was garbled and he couldn’t get the words out. “My vision was like looking through a kaleidoscope. I broke out in a massive sweat and the room went white.” He doesn’t recall how long before he fell back on the couch and hit his head, a fall that likely saved his life as it was enough to dislodge the clot that was blocking the flow of blood to his brain. Regaining consciousness, gasping for air, home alone and unable to see through his fractured vision, he called his wife Brenda. See STROKE, Page 5
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From Page 1 “It was the only number I could see and it took me 10 times to dial the call.” Arriving within minutes, Brenda called 911. Dawson went by ambulance from his Smithville home to the Dunnville Hospital where chief of emergency Dr. Jeffrey Remington took one look and said, “he’s got to go,” reassuring him help was waiting at the Hamilton General Hospital, regional stroke centre. Neurologist Dr. Mike Sharma was waiting on the emergency ramp when the ambulance pulled in and he told Dawson, “I’m going to look after you.” A CT Scan found a blockage in Dawson’s brain and he was given the ‘clot buster’ drug tPA (tissue plasminogen activator.) “People often don’t make it to the hospital to use that drug. It must be administered three to four hours following a critical incident,” Dawson said. “Time is key and the longer you wait, the longer your brain is not getting oxygen.” Dawson refers to the acronym F.A.S.T. - Face drooping; Arm weakness; Speech slurred; and Time to call 911 but warns a stroke may not manifest in a typical way. “If you have even one symptom call for help. Something is happening,” he noted. “I should have called for help in the morning but I just carried on with my day as it had cleared up. The stroke happened at 3:05 p.m. By the time I was at the General it was a little after 6 p.m. It was very close.” Overnight, Dawson’s focus corrected from triple to single vision, he could talk properly and move his arms.
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Town of Lincoln to reopen Townhall, other facilities Many of the Town of Lincoln’s facilities, including Town Hall will resume operations on Monday. Lincoln announced that the Town Hall, Fleming Centre and Lincoln Public Library branches will reopen to the public with modified capacity and procedures. During this phased re-opening, all facility users will have access by pre-registration only. Additional safety measures
being put in place include, but are not limited to, the following: • Requirement for the use of face coverings while in public spaces per Niagara Region bylaw no. 2020-46; • Restricting the maximum number of people in the facility at one time to no more than 50 per indoor gathering guidelines; and • Children under the age of 12 must be accompanied by an adult in facilities.
Town Hall will resume operation of regular business hours of 8:30 a.m. – 4:30 p.m. In-person services will be available but residents are encouraged to book an appointment in advance. Town staff will also review facility rental requests on a caseby-case basis as they are received to determine suitability and ability to adhere to provincial health guidelines. For more information on the reopenings, visit Lincoln.ca.
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Rodney MeRRitt 1970 - 1987
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METCALFE, Bruce Allan Passed away after a brief illness on Wednesday, July 29, 2020 in his 61st year. Beloved and cherished son of Earle and Margaret Metcalfe. Lovingly remembered by his brother Douglas (Marie), niece Stephanie (Jeff), nephew Gregory and great-nephew Tycho Fraser. Bruce was born and raised in Grimsby, and he was actively involved in recording the history of Grimsby through shared memories and photographs on Facebook. He was a graduate of Grimsby Secondary School and the Media Arts Program at Sheridan College and worked in the field of media arts throughout his career. Cremation has taken place and a service will be planned at a later date. If desired, a donation in memory of Bruce to Diabetes Canada or a charity of your choice would be appreciated. Arrangements entrusted to STONEHOUSEWHITCOMB FUNERAL HOME, GRIMSBY, 905945-2755. www.smithsfh.com
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A crowd about about 50 as well as some passing by in their vehicles made their way by the Kidd Avenue home of Alfreda Jeffries to recognize her 99th birthday. Alfreda took up a spot on her front porch, with help from David Kemp, to greet well-wishers. (Below) Among those on hand to offer their best wishes were Bob and Berl Beringer. Williscraft - Photos
Masks: Needed? Likely not, but won’t hurt Niagara Region’s mandatory mask bylaw has drawn lots of comments, very few favourable as it seems even those who willingly comply really don’t want to be wearing masks all the time. The vast majority have resigned themselves to the fact this measure was going to happen so may as well go with the flow. There are those who are downright cheesed off politicians are taking another step into the personal decisionmaking of taxpayers, and that is a valid concern, too. COVID-19 safety measures have developed into the mother of all motherhood issues as nobody, not even experts, know what the future holds. Because of that, you better believe politicians do not want to get accused of being asleep at the switch if case loads jump during fall flu season. And I use that term “jump” carefully. Have you noticed some of the terms cast about in attempt to achieve some colourful literary flare by some in the daily media? The subject is not laughable, but to call Niagara Falls an epicenter for COVID cases because of a one-day spike to 21 last Tuesday, July 28 sure is. There are many important things to note when you see any story or report on case levels. First, it was noted the July 28 results had zero to do with moving to Stage 3 on the Friday prior. The cases which arose had been set in motion when we were still in Stage 2, so those who got freaked out thinking numbers were going to take off because of Stage 3, think again. Second, you need to find out what the story behind that particular number was. In that case, five of the eight
MIKE WILLISCRAFT sources involved long-term care homes, one was in a congregant care setting. Two were “community” sources, which means health officials had not tracked the point of origin at that point in time. This week, all of Ontario had 88 reported new cases on Monday and 91 on Tuesday. Niagara had seven new cases, according to the region’s website, on Tuesday. Now, Niagara had some days with zero new cases... that is awesome and everyone would love to see more. But seeing a handful of cases pop up here and there does not create an epicenter and even when the region uses the term outbreak it seem highly misleading. Think of hives. If you have an outbreak of hives, there are many, all over the place, no seeming start or finish, just random. When Niagara goes from zero one day to a half dozen COVID cases the next, that is not an outbreak. It is six incidents of COVID popping up. I get they need terminology to keep the processes encapsulated but when you’re talking outbreaks and epicenters as part of normal communication it makes it sound like the region is being overrun by the virus and we end up with a mandatory mask bylaw. The bylaw itself is riddled with grey areas, too.
I had a rather circuitous discussion with someone from Niagara Region last week when I had questions about what needed to be done to be able to host an in-person meeting for the Grimsby Downtown Improvement Area Board. Meetings are now allowed as long as those who do not live in the same residence are suitably socially distanced and masks must be worn at all times throughout the meeting, even when someone is speaking. Now, if all are socially distanced, why the need for masks at that point? No real answer came, it is just the way the bylaw was approved. So I asked about my office situation. As anyone who has come into our office knows, there is an open area at the door. Catherine’s desk is set back from the door by design to allow for social distancing and Tristan’s desk is further still. According to the bylaw, staff are supposed to wear masks at all times in public spaces. I said on the call, great, my office is not a public space. It is a private office, so we don’t need masks in an office, right? No, the entrance to an office is considered public space. So, again, the wording in the bylaw is wrong. It should say “publicly accessible” space, not public space. But these kinds of blunders happen when things are done in haste. ****** One little correction I wanted to be sure to note from last week’s Best In The West reader survey salute, Dr. Tom Skrinjaric was our #3 Emerald Award winner in the Best Chiropractor category. All those categories and levels, I had to miss updating one, I guess. Sorry for any confusion.
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Peach drive-through at Fifty Road United Church Aug. 28-39 weekend This year’s Winona Peach Festival might be cancelled, but Fifty Road United Church plans on keeping things just peachy. The church is planning a “Peach DriveThrough” to run during the weekend the festival would have been scheduled: August 28-30. The church, which is
located on 1455 Hwy. 8, across the road from Puddicombe Farms, will offer a wide selection including baked or frozen peach pies, frozen cherry pies, peach jam and jelly and strawberry-peach jams. The Panzeroli Wagon, a festival favourite, will also be on site offering trays of panzerolis, fries
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