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This is a list of reeves and mayors of St. Thomas, Ontario, Canada. St. ... 1980–1985 — Doug Tarry; 1985–1991 — Janet Golding; 1991–1999 — Stephen J. Peters;
In 1994 the Knights were sold to St. Thomas, Ontario, real estate developer Doug Tarry Sr. He died before the team had played a game under his ownership, and the team was inherited by his son, Doug Tarry Jr. Upon taking command, Tarry carried out further renovations on the Gardens including a name change to the "London Ice House."
The St. Thomas Wildcats were a minor professional ice hockey team in the Colonial Hockey League (CoHL) and played at the St. Thomas-Elgin Memorial Centre in St. Thomas, Ontario. The team was a founding member of the league and was owned by Doug Tarry, Sr. and later by Doug Tarry, Jr., who went on to purchase the London Knights in 1994.
Pearl and Associates, the law firm run by Nicole Pearl, Doug Cox’s business partner and girlfriend, holds the buyer’s deposit as per an escrow agreement with Cox. But that invites a conflict ...
The London Knights home arena, the London Gardens, was renamed to the London Ice House after the team and arena were purchased by new owner Doug Tarry.Tarry upgraded the building, including replacing seats and add more emergency exits to bring the building up to the fire code.
Jon Lucien (1942–2007), vocalist and musician; born on the island of Tortola and raised on Saint Thomas; Rock City, musical duo also known as R. City and Planet VI; formed 2003 in St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands; Theron Thomas, member of musical duo Rock City; Rich Nice, 1st Rapper signed to Motown Records
Doug Falter returned home on the evening of February 3, 2018, teary-eyed and exhausted. The 33-year-old professional photographer had just run from one end of Hawaii’s Waimea Bay to the other ...
Camille Pissarro, A Creek in St. Thomas (Virgin Islands), 1856, National Gallery of Art. Pissarro was born on St. Thomas. The first British invasion and occupation of the island occurred in 1801. The islands were returned to Denmark in 1802, under the terms of the Treaty of Amiens. Fire destroyed hundreds of homes in Charlotte Amalie in 1804.