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Shop Grimsby campaign a success: CAO
With no measurables or program milestones attached, assessing any outcome for a Town of Grimsby/Grimsby Chamber of Commerce shop local campaign is impossible, says Richard Dunda. View Post »
West Lincoln working through key planning study
West Lincoln residents had another chance to give their input into the ongoing Smithville Master Community Plan study at a second Public Information Centre (PIC) held virtually last Wednesday, Oct. 6. That meeting comes on the heels of an update at the Township’s Planning/Building/Environmental Committee on Sept. 13 regarding the ongoing Master Community Plan study. View Post »
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Opinion: Time is now for West Lincoln
It was noted on this page last year when it was learned West Lincoln would be getting into a major planning study for future residential dev ...
Br&E study struggles to finish, report coming
By Tristan Marks NewsNow Little interest and weak survey response have been an ongoing challenge facing those conducting a business retentio ...
Knights of Columbus bottle drive Oct. 16
The Grimsby Knights of Columbus will hold their fall drivethru bottle drive on Saturday. The event will take place in the St. Joseph Parish ...
NewsNow Podcast Episode 26: The Spirits Festival ft. Nicki Inch
Events on the Thirty, the group behind the Thirty Road Market has planned a special event for October. This event, The Spirits Festival, wil ...
By Tristan Marks NewsNow Friends and family of a Smithville woman are hoping to rally the community and help connect her with cancer treatme ...
With no measurables or program milestones attached, assessing any outcome for a Town of Grimsby/Grimsby Chamber of Commerce shop local campa ...
By Tristan Marks NewsNow West Lincoln residents had another chance to give their input into the ongoing Smithville Master Community Plan stu ...
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