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Doug Burton, right, and Roger Judge were presented with Life Membership Awards by the Beamsville & District Lions Club this month. Marks - Photo
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Beamsville Lions earn lifetime awards Because Doug Burton and Roger Judge have served their communities for much of their lives, Beamsville & District Lions Club has bestowed Life Member Awards to both of them. At a Sept. 14 ceremony at Lions Park, a location Burton was integral in seeing come to fruition, the club recognized Judge, who has been a Lion since 1960 with 20 of those years with Beamsville, and Burton, who joined the Beamsville club just after retiring from the air force in 1990. “Over the years, the men have done it all for the club, from helping create and run major
events to inner workings of the organization such as secretarial duties as Doug did for his first six years on board,” said Lion Chief and current secretary Colleen Drake. Burton, who joined in 1990 was club president in 2002, 2004 and 2009. Judge’s favourite responsibility was acting as the club’s MInister of Fun, known as the Lion Twister. This included running games such as Liar Liar, where stories are told and members have to figure out what is the truth. Doug and his brother,, Horace, were also regulars at Lions conventions over the years.
Lincoln celebrates Konkle Creek rehab By Tristan Marks NewsNow The Town of Lincoln celebrated the completion of its Konkle Creek rehabilitation project with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Saturday. This project addressed channel erosion issues of the creek, while restoring the watercourse to a more natural form with curves and meanders. The project also contributed to the Town’s Active Transportation Plan by including connective trails and routes.
The creek travels a north/south axis with the trail connecting from Greenlane Road to the north down to Friesen Boulevard to the south. The Town has invested approximately $3.3 million into the construction, offsetting this cost with a $600,000 funding grant from the Clean Water & Wastewater Fund (CWWF). The project was first proposed after an environmental assessment that took place a decade ago identified the
extreme erosion affecting the creek, and the need to rebuild the entire watercourse to prevent this in the future.
Construction began in 2017, and would continue over the following four years, missing a year of construction due
Town of LIncoln officially opened the Konkle Creek walkway on Saturday.
to the COVID pandemic. Town of Lincoln Mayor Sandra Easton said this project brings “many benefits...to our town, residents, and the environment.” “Lincoln is a community that prides itself on community connectivity and environmental stewardship, and this project truly exemplifies these values,” said Easton. Likewise, CAO Mike Kirkopoulos noted that a project like this ties together many different issues for the town.
“I want to emphasize how critical projects like this are,” said Kirkopoulos. “They are a mix of an environmental project, a public works and water project and a recreational project. All three equally important.” He added that the key focus is “connectivity.” “This creek realignment really is a feat in hydro geomorphology and science,” said Kirkopoulos. “We realigned the creek and created a place that’s seen hundreds of visits and use already.”
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Fantasy of Trees returns in November The Grimsby Rotary Club’s annual Fantasy of Trees will be returning in person for its 22nd year starting in November. From Nov. 26-Dec. 6, visitors can come marvel at the collection of trees, wreathes and other items, and also bid on a chance to win their favourites from a raffle draw. Hours run 10 a.m.-8 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Participants can buy sheets of 25 tickets for $10 or three sheets for $20. This year marks the return of the event to an in person format, which will be set up at the Grimsby Museum. Covid protocols are in place and visitors will need proof of vaccination. However there will be an online silent auction available.
Check: fantasyoftrees.ca for more on this. Event organizer Joan Whitson said that the Rotary Club was confident early on that it would be safe to do a physical Fantasy of Trees again. She added that safety is still a top priority. “We felt we wanted to ease into it, that we ought to do a scaled down version,” Whitson said. “We will be following all the Covid protocols and there will be a cashless option to pay for tickets.” There will be 20 trees and 20 wreaths, which Whitson said the club
thought would be a “good number”. Other trees will be exclusively online, including four deluxe decorated trees. The Rotary Club has also put out a call for businesses to sponsor the event, also Whitman said it is very sensitive to the fact that many are hurting from the pandemic. She asked businesses that are interested in becoming sponsors to reach out via email at: jwhitson@kent.net. As with last year, the lead sponsor for the event will be Grimsby Hyundai. Sharon Rizzuto from IPC Securities will also be a major sponsor.
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The Study The Township of West Lincoln (or the Township) is currently in the process of completing a Master Community Plan Study to plan for future growth in the Community of Smithville (see figure for study area), including the identification of the preferred area(s) for urban boundary expansion. A Subwatershed Study is also being undertaken to address environmental and stormwater considerations associated with the Twenty Mile Creek watershed and support the Master Community Plan Study. To date, two Public Information Centres (PICs) have been held for this study, PIC #0 on January 30, 2020 and PIC #1 on February 11, 2021. Planning Framework The Master Community Plan is being developed under the Planning Act and is integrated with the infrastructure planning in accordance with the requirements of the Municipal Engineers Association’s Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) for Water, Wastewater and Roads (as amended in 2015) Master Plan Approach #4. This approach is desirable for long term planning where interdependent decisions which impact servicing and land use are being made and the range of servicing alternatives needs to be addressed in an integrated fashion, so as to recommend the best overall solution for the community. Together with the Environmental Assessment Act, the Master Community Plan will include the location of arterial and collector roads, distribution and density of land uses, water and wastewater (including stormwater) servicing, environmental protection and sustainable design policies. The Plan will identify the preferred approach to phasing that will guide future development and address all infrastructure requirements for the selected urban expansion area(s). The Plan will also support amendments to the Regional Municipality of Niagara and Township of West Lincoln Official Plans. How to Participate in Public Information Centre (PIC) #2 The Township invites anyone with an interest in the Study to provide input and help inform the decision-making process. All consultations are being held virtually to protect the health and safety of participants and the project team due to the COVID-19 pandemic. There are two ways to participate in PIC #2: 1. Join the PIC #2 virtual information meeting (note: registration is required) There will be a Virtual Information Meeting held on October 6, 2021 from 6:30 pm to 8:30 pm. The study team will provide an overview presentation of the project and will answer your questions live. Individuals can participate online or by phone. PIC #2 will present the Preliminary Preferred Concept Plan, in addition to other study component preliminary findings. Register for the Meeting by contacting: Ryan Lavender Communication and Community Engagement Specialist AECOM Canada Ltd. T. 647.394.5055 ryan.lavender@aecom.com 2. Join the online virtual engagement platform Join the online virtual engagement platform: Plansmithville.ca. The Preliminary Preferred Concept Plan will be available starting October 1, 2021. The online platform summarizes study area conditions and the preliminary land use concept options, including the Preliminary Preferred Concept Plan. A summary of preliminary impact assessment findings will also be included. The online platform includes an opportunity to provide feedback on the Plan. If you require alternative formats, have comments, require further information or would like to be added to the Study’s mailing list to receive future notifications, please contact: Gerrit Boerema Planner II Township of West Lincoln 318 Canborough Street Smithville, ON gboerema@westlincoln.ca
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STATION ONE BEAMSVILLE (Continued)
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No overtime for Grimsby council Coun. Randy Vaine was not visible on the Zoom the entire meeting and dropped out at some point - town clerk Sarah Kim was unsure at what point - and missed several votes as well as a large part of the meeting. As well, Coun. John Dunstall continued his string of phoning into the Zoom call which made for several awk-
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Lots to learn from Indigenous people So, it’s Sept. 30. Yes, you may be seeing this a day early or a day late, but this edition of stellar prose is in our Sept. 30 edition, so let’s stick with that for the purposes of this week’s theme. There is a very good possibility you could be kicking back with a cuppa in the middle of Thursday afternoon reading this - particularly if you are buffered from financial reality with a federal public sector job. Today is a “holiday” of sorts, typically Canadian in oh so many ways. First and foremost, it is an important day. National Truth and Reconciliation Day is an important recognition of those who pre-date residency here before North America was called North America, before Europeans called it The New World. Indigenous people are the only natives to this area. Everyone else is an immigrant. Some have been here longer than others, but we are all “new” to North America compared to Indigenous people. Through history, which thankfully has not been rewritten and sanitized as some modern day happenings have been, we know Indigenous people in all areas of this continent got a raw deal - and I am understating. We know their land was taken, a great many were killed and, of late, we know of the tragic residential school story with school age children’s graves being discovered. It is a stain on the fabric of the nation. What I don’t get, and there are a few things is why Canada has to be so half-baked about the whole thing. It’s unfortunate it took something as high profile and sad as the residential
MIKE WILLISCRAFT school graves issue to create the political will to create a day to recognize Indigenous people. The timing of it made it look like a political ploy just ahead of an unneeded election call to garner some public support, whereas having such a day has and had full merit for decades. The timing just looks disingenuous. My own view is it does not need to be a stat holiday coast to coast and should not have been served up that way. If another stat is ever set up, it should be the reinstatement of Remembrance Day as a stat. In this day and age, especially us North American types, are starting to forget what war means. Yes, we have a Canadian military and, yes, some of them are sacrificing their lives to make the world a better place. However, whether it is video games desensitizing youth or the fact you see the same clips of the day’s explosions, shootouts and refugees streaming from one area to another, there does not seem to be the same respect for what war, the military and their level of sacrifice is. “Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it,” - a fellow named Winston Churchill came up with that...
perhaps you’ve heard of him. But that is a separate matter and I don’t want to take away from the issue at hand, which is taking a pause. All of North America would be served well by simply looking at the lessons which have been in front of collective noses for centuries and learning how to live off and with the natural bounty we have around us. ****** Grimsby council was mellow by normal standards on Monday night. A few passing insults, but nobody took the bait and all stayed on point. The only problem is Committee of The Whole went five hours right up to 11 p.m. When the bell rang for Round 2 - aka the regular council agenda - nobody was interested in coming out of their corner for more. Mayor Jeff Jordan called for a mover and seconder on a motion to extend the proceedings and got zero interest. Eventually, he got a mover and seconder and the motion to extend was unanimously voted down. Again, it was another example of the unwieldy nature of the current process the Town employs and a great reason why they need to admit an error and go back the sub-committee system which best serves the residents of the town. It was a rather bizarre ending to a meeting which included yet another call-in effort from Coun. John Dunstall, who has only called into meetings and not been seen for a month. As well, Coun. Randy Vaine posted a photo of a room in his home and never appeared on camera for the entire meeting and then, partway through, he dropped out entirely - missing debate and several votes after his name was called.
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(Right) Grimsby Music Live @ The Woolverton wrapped for 2021 with Grimsby resident Jerry Mackie as one of the perfomers.
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