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Up Front Grimsby hires town manager
Derik Brandt is the new town manager for the Town of Grimsby. He replaces Keith Vogl who retired from the position late last year. Brandt’s 15 years of municipal experience has given him experience in tourism, economic development and communications. He has worked previously in Sault Ste. Marie, Thunder Bay and South Glengarry. He officially takes over the position today, Feb. 18.
Takin’ to the ice Scott and Shannon McDougall were lacing up to get in some skating Monday afternoon at Grimsby’s outdoor rink. There were a host of activities on around West Niagara for the Family Day holiday, including free skating inside the Peach King Centre. The outdor rink was very busy throughout the day with perfect weather conditions ensuring a great turnout. Williscraft Photo
Mayor’s Gala Saturday
The 11th annual Mayor’s Gala, hosted by Grimsby Rotary @ Noon will take place Saturday at Casablanca Winery Inn. Proceeds from the event will go toward The Grimsby Walk for Guide Dogs. Tickets are $150pp. The event starts with cocktails start at 5:30 p.m. For details, contact Carolyn Webb at 905-945-7039.
Garden Club AGM Feb. 20
Lincoln Garden Club will host its AGM Saturday at Rittenhouse Hall, Vineland, starting at 9:30 a.m. Carrie Zimmerman will be the guest speaker.
HWK Insurance merges with Duliban By Mike Williscraft NewsNow With nearly a century of serving West Niagara, Hunter Wilson and Kelly has merged with Duliban Insurance Brokers. The change became official earlier this month and was highlighted with the presentation of a $10,000 cheque
to Beamsville Lions Club Feb. 9. In making the announcement, Adam Duliban thanked HWK president Bob Kelly for his long-time service to the community. “We are making this donation to honour Robert Kelly to recognize his significant contribution to our community,” said Duliban.
As one of Lincoln’s oldest businesses - having served clients since 1920 - and Kelly himself for nearly 40 years, Kelly said he was looking forward to his retirement. “We’ve really loved serving our clients and the community as a whole,” said Kelly.
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