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Out & About A collection of photos from around town The Accountants on Main have much more elbow room after expanding into the neighbouring unit and renovating their expanded office space. The staff celebrated the business's new look with a grand re-opening ceremony. On hand for the ribbon cutting are (from left): Linda Doughty, Doug Penrice, Councillor Bryan Lewis, Judith L. Avery, Dale Avery, Mayor Rick Bonnette, Caitlyn Garcia, Sherilee Vorne and Anita Valvarsori. Photo by Andrea Lefebvre LEFT: Nine-yearold Meghan Stewart (far right) and her best friend Kaslyn Kallio hold up the braids she will be donating to Locks of Love while Leah Gothe from Trendz, Mattea Malfara and dad David Stewart look on. Photo by Ron Stiel Local artist Marie-Josée Girard shows off some of her fused glass art at the Gellert Centre as part of the Artist-in-Residence Program. Marie makes a variety of items ­ from jewelry and magnets to dishes and tabletops ­ and offers workshops for kids and adults at her home-based studio. For more information, visit www.marieglass.com or call 289-344-0110. Photo by Andrea Lefebvre 11 In Focus, March, 2010 Annette, David and Brenden Byrne celebrate the grand re-opening of their business, Soccer Plus, which recently moved to its new home at the corner of Gueph Street and Delrex Boulevard in Georgetown. Photo by Ron Stiel Do you have an event coming up? We want to be there! Send your event information to Andrea at alefebvre@independentfreepress.com or call 905-873-0301, extension 236. LEFT: Matt Donohoe, Flora Swift, Michelle La Roche, Tara Sorbie and Barb Henderson from The Co-operators went all out to show their support for Canada's Olympic athletes last month. Photo by Ron Stiel Come in today to 1 ARMSTRONG AVE. GEORGETOWN 905-877-9394 After five years in Glen Williams, Inkwell Montessori School has moved to its new home at 77 Market Street in Georgetown. Students and staff gathered in front of the school VISIT WWW.QUAKERSTATE.CA TO DOWNLOAD YOUR SERVICE CERTIFICATE CLAIM FORM NOW! ®Registered trade-mark of Pennzoil-Quaker State Canada Company. Used under license of Pennzoil-Quaker State recently to celebrate the official grand opening with Town of Halton Hills Councillor Canada Inc. *by mail-in offer; to receive your savings, the Service Certificate is only valid for the indicated products Dave Kentner and Mayor Rick Bonnette. Photo by Eamonn Maher and must be used within the dates and at the designated location specified on the Service Certificate.