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Business leaders Jeff Clarke and Sarah Grand team up to co-chair The Ottawa Hospital s President Breakfast

Jun 11, 2021 The fundraising arm of The Ottawa Hospital is getting a healthy injection of new blood. Jeff Clarke, president and CEO of Inflector Environmental Services, and Sarah Grand, a sales representative with real estate brokerage Engel & Völkers Ottawa Centre, are taking on the roles of co-chairs of The Ottawa Hospital Foundation’s 20th annual President’s Breakfast, scheduled to return to a virtual format this Tuesday, Sept. 14. They’re totally pumped about it, too. Supporters of The Ottawa Hospital have been bubbling with excitement these days over plans to build a state-of-the-art new Civic campus arguably the most significant new development for our city. The $2.8-billion project is scheduled to be completed in 2028.

Business leaders Jeff Clarke and Sarah Grand team up to co-chair The Ottawa Hospital s President Breakfast

Bath Preservation Trust acquires Beckford s Tower paddocks and grotto

Bath Preservation Trust acquires Beckford s Tower paddocks and grotto Beckfords Tower © Tom Burrows. BATH .- The historic paddocks surrounding a famous Bath landmark have been saved and will now be restored to enable visitors to experience a glimpse of William Beckford’s gardens and grotto as they were presented almost 200 years ago. The purchase is thanks to an incredibly generous donation from Stephen Morant, who owns Beckford’s former estate at Fonthill, in Wiltshire. The approximately 2.54-acre site forms a significant part of what was known as ‘Beckford’s Ride’ and features a grotto tunnel and avenue of lime trees, planted by Beckford. In 1848, the Tower garden was consecrated as a cemetery which became the last resting place of Beckford himself, who died in 1844, as well as the Tower’s designer Henry Goodridge (1797-1864), the Holburne family - who founded the Holburne Museum - and the proto-feminist writer, Sarah Grand (1854-1943).

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