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Setting a new Trendz Trendz Hair Studio at 102 Main St. in Georgetown has opened its doors for business, and owners Angela Hunter-Cree (left) and Kate Carney-Cowie (right) presided over the recent ribbon-cutting ceremony with Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette and Ward 3 Councillor Moya Johnson. Also in the photo are Trendz' receptionist Kim Zuraw (second from left) and stylist Heather Woods (second from right). Photo by Eamonn Maher Asbuilt re-opens Asbuilt ClimateCare at 5 Armstrong Ave., recently held a grand re-opening after redecorating their showroom to better serve their customers. On hand for the event were (from left) Nino Sebastiano of Napoleon Fireplaces, ClimateCare executive director Mario Bernardi, Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette and Asbuilt owner Keith Vaters. Photo by Ted Brown New office Bob Woods (second from left) of Assured Mortgage Services was joined by (from left) Halton Hills Mayor Rick Bonnette, Ward 4 Councillor Bob Inglis and Halton Hills Chamber of Commerce president Helen McCormack, as they took part in a ribbon-cutting, officially opening his new office at 360 Guelph Street, unit 36a, in the Knolcrest Plaza. New Neighbours The new Neighbours store in Georgetown south was officially opened Friday as hundreds flocked to the Mountainview Road South location to have a look at the newest convenience store attached to Petro Canada gas bars across the country. As part of the opening, Neighbours donated $1,000 to minor hockey in Georgetown, with $500 to the Twister girls' league and $500 to the Raiders boys' league. Accepting for the Twisters were (in front) team members (from left) Samantha Lawr, 10 and Rachel Bridges, 9. In back, Ward 4 Councillor John Duncan, Neighbours retailer Yasir Suliman and Ward 3/4 Regional Councillor Jane Fogal. This Neighbours is the eighth outlet opened in Canada, and the sixth in the GTA. One can purchase breakfast, lunch and dinner, as well as an assortment of hot and cold drinks. Their signature item is their panini sandwich. Photo by Ted Brown