UPDATE FROM AGM, News (St. Thomas Minor Hockey)

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Apr 25, 2019 | Snugent | 8043 views
UPDATE FROM AGM
Last night STMHA held their Annual General Meeting.  The concept of a zone agreement (shared boundary agreement) was discussed.  The motion to authorize the STMHA board to finalize an agreement with West Lorne and Port Stanley was presented.

The motion was passed with 73% voting in favour.

The next step of this process is approval by the OMHA.  The OMHA will be meeting this weekend and we will know if approval is granted.

Thanks to all that attended the meeting last night.

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