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Newspaper
Medicine Hat News
Location
Medicine Hat, Alberta, Canada
Date
Jun 21, 2001
Page
3
A collection of quotes from local politicians and aides reflects on Ted Grimm nearing retirement as Medicine Hat’s longtime mayor. Attendees praise his dedication to the city and discuss the political dynasty, utilities stance, and his enduring impact on local governance.
Police will set up photo radar at multiple locations in Medicine Hat including 13th Avenue S.E and a St. Louis school playground area during Thursday operations on June 21.
City announces garbage collection will proceed in Zone THE NEWS ONLINE area today. Residents are advised to place cans curbside before the usual morning collection window and to follow any local sanitation rules in effect.
Retiring Mayor Ted Grimm, a longtime schoolteacher who arrived in Medicine Hat in 1956, says he will not seek a ninth term. He touts stable governance, kept utilities independent, and credits river valley and park development as key legacies while facing past fiduciary disputes and unresolved plans like a third fire station.
Residents react to the impending departure of Grimm’s long serving mayor as candidates Garth Vallely and John Hamill emerge. Locals praise his tenure while others urge new leadership and focus on priorities such as a fire hall over arts center.
Tim Campbell and James Wood report Ted Grimm will not seek another term as mayor. Colleagues hail his 24 of 27 years as leader, noting strong finances, a city-owned utility, environmental efforts, and futuristic planning. His decision draws praise for steady service.
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