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F R ID A Y MAY 26, 2017 KVILLE · · · · m e tr o la n d m e d ia O A K V ILLE * C E D E N T A L dentistoakville.com 9 0 5 -8 4 2 -6 0 3 0 $ 1 .0 0 C O N N E C T E D T O Y O U R C O M M U N IT Y I N S I D E H A L T O N .C O M 40 pages Stay away from w ater: Oakville Fire/Tow n by Nathan Howes Oakville Beaver Staff W agJag Sign up Online WagJag.com Oakville 2017 Despite prior w arnings to avoid waterways, and the structures adjacent to them, som e people aren't getting the message. Thats according to Andy Glynn, Oakville's Deputy Fire Chief, who is also responsible for the Town of Oakville's emergency manage ment and preparedness and special projects. "We're asking all resi dents to stay away from all piers, all waterfront parks and to avoid going to the harbours, when Dep. Fire Chief Andy Glynn possible," Glynn urged. "Use extreme, ex treme caution if they need to go down to the water front." Although the Town has posted signs, caution tape and fences warning people to avoid flooded areas, Oakville students meet with Wynne Young Culture Famed R&B singer Jully Black paid a surprise visit a t a concert a t Appleby College's John Bell Chapel Wednesday evening. It was part of a Canada 150 event th a t saw a tip of the hat to Oakville's history with the Underground Railroad as the Metro Homegrown tour of six Canadian cities stopped in Oakville. A soul music-inspired menu was served a t a private dinner for guests who'd secured tickets online through Metro, followed by the public con cert. Performances included those by The Nathaniel Dett Chorale and Choir! Choir! Choir! For story, see p.12. A win for the girls at OTHS Sports see Lakefront on p.7 | Jayson Mills photo vV {O n iFaceBook! w w w jp e fr ie T c a