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The Town of Grimsby announced this morning CAO Harry Schlange will retire effective Monday, Dec. 5. The move was made public in a press release issued Thursday morning. The release read: The Town Council of Grimsby and Harry Schlange, Chief
In this episode Mike talks shop with Grimsby’s Mayor Jeff Jordan, who recently secured his second term in office. Together they talk about much needed changed at council and some of the issues which may be front and centre for Mayor J
By Mike Williscraft For NewsNow Grimsby was mixed in the provincial news cycle Friday and not for reasons appreciated by many, including Mayor Jeff Jordan. Ontario Premier Doug Ford announced a proposed release of up to 7,400 acres of land
Unofficial municipal election results have been posted by Town of Grimsby and the final tallies are decisive. Mayor Jeff Jordan won with a decisive 80 per cent of the popular vote to win a second term. By ward, winners were – w
Jeff Jordan, Mayor, Grimsby 2022 For the past four years, I have had the honour to be Mayor of Grimsby and represent Grimsby res
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow Ontario Ombudsman Paul Dubé did not have enough concern with complaints escalated to his office by five members of Grimsby council to merit a “formal investigation” regarding some council members’ conduct.
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow Grimsby Mayor Jeff Jordan was cleared of 19 allegations on Monday made in an Integrity Commissioner complaint. The complaint, filed by Councillors Kevin Ritchie, John Dunstall and Randy Vaine was summarily dismis
After five months of searching, researching, whittling to a short list and interviewing, the Town of Grimsby has its new chief administrative officer, Harry Schlange. Mayor Jeff Jordan made the announcement via a press release Friday mornin
By Mike Williscraft NewsNow Saying he did not receive his “due process” Grimsby Ald. John Dunstall resigned from his two committee positions before the committees were even struck at the inaugural meeting of the newly elected council. W
As a lifelong and third-generation resident of Grimsby, it goes without saying that we are fortunate to live in a place with a rich vibrant history, friendly residents and most importantly that “small town” charm and sensibility. Many h
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