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Grimsby Integrity Commissioner Report re: Coun. Dave Sharpe
Grimsby's Integrity Commissioner Michael Maynard filed a report at council recommending Coun. Dave Sharpe's pay be suspended, finding several breaches of the Town's Code of Conduct. A special meeting is set to deal with the matter on Monday, July 18 at 5 p.m. View Post »
Grimsby 100 party starts taking shape
Grimsby 100 Celebration is sure to be a magical event - with magician Nick Wallace performing during the afternoon and tribute performer Shania Twin closing out the day's Main Street events. View Post »
Biodigester buyer doubles down to make facility hum
When Miller Waste purchased the Sobye Road biodigester from the Town of Grimsby in October 2019, company officials knew they had some work ahead of them not just to get the facility up to basic safety and operating standards. View Post »
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Biodigester buyer doubles down to make facility hum
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow When Miller Waste purchased the Sobye Road biodigester from the Town of Grimsby in October 2019, company officia ...
Grimsby 100 party starts taking shape
By Joanne McDonald NewsNow Grimsby 100 Celebration is sure to be a magical event. The day-long centennial festivities are set for Saturday, ...
Grimsby youth off to prestigious music college
To achieve one’s goals in life, one has to keep a collective “eye on the prize” and 17-year-old Kalam Elgersma is doing ju ...
Charles Daley Park scene of Canada Summer Games soiree
Canada Summer Games 2022 celebrations kick off with Town of Lincoln hosting Havin’ a Time in the Niagara Benchlands” at Charles Daley Pa ...
Should the Provincial Government roll back terms of municipal elected officials from four years to three years?
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow When Miller Waste purchased the Sobye Road biodigester from the Town of Grimsby in October 2019, company officia ...
By Joanne McDonald NewsNow Grimsby 100 Celebration is sure to be a magical event. The day-long centennial festivities are set for Saturday, ...
To achieve one’s goals in life, one has to keep a collective “eye on the prize” and 17-year-old Kalam Elgersma is doing ju ...
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