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Kingsville Mayor Dennis Rogers, centre, cut the ribbon for the town’s new ice pad and is pictured with, back row, from left, Councillor Sheri Lowrie (blue shirt), Chief Administrative Officer John Norton, Councillor Debby Jarvis-Chausse, Director of Planning and Development Services Richard Wyma, Councillor Thomas Neufeld and many of the young skaters taking part in the free public skating session. SUN photos by Paul Forman
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Ribbon cutting celebrates arena re-opening By Paul Forman Figure skaters and hockey players of all ages will soon be hitting the ice again at Kingsville Arena with the completion of renovations on the venerable structure. Built in 1974, the arena needed major work as the concrete ice pad was removed and replaced, new dasher boards and glass were put in, and a new ice rink refrigeration piping system was installed. Richard Wyma, Kingsville’s Director of Planning and Development Services, indicated that the renovations came in under the $1.8 million
that was budgeted for the project and was also finished earlier than anticipated. Wyma said that this infrastructure upgrade was a top priority and commended a joint venture between an internal team from the municipality along with Barry Bryan Associates from Whitby for getting the job done in such an efficient manner. The ribbon cutting to kick off the new look took place on October 5 and was followed by a free public skating session along with hot chocolate and treats in the arena lobby.
Kingsville Councillor Sheri Lowrie lent a helping hand to four-year old Blake Gayer and six-year old Charlie Gayer. The sisters are avid public skating participants and were very excited to have their hometown arena open once again.
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