Essentia Health-St. Mary’s Medical Center is excited to welcome Margaret Lane LeMay a certified physician assistant practicing vascular surgery “I chose to join Essentia because of the strong vascular team,” said Lane LeMay and working in this field allows me to contribute to working towards enhancing patients' quality of life.” Lane LeMay received her education from the Massachusetts College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences in Manchester She is certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants “I am passionate about helping patients understand their conditions and helping them make informed decisions about the treatments available that align with their goals of care,” said Lane LeMay “Vascular conditions often require ongoing management which allows you to develop a rapport with patients.” please visit EssentiaHealth.org and click on “Doctors & Providers.” Like most websites, we use cookies and other technologies to keep our website reliable, secure, and to better understand how our site is used. 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Learn More A water main break has shut down Lemay Avenue Lemay Avenue is fully closed in both directions between Harmony and Horsetooth roads due to a water main break the city of Fort Collins Utilities said the afternoon of April 22 All traffic should use College Avenue or Timberline Road while the water main is being repaired The city does not expect water service to be interrupted Please select what you would like included for printing: Copy the text below and then paste that into your favorite email application the son of the late Robert and Shirley (Champagne) Lemay Lemay has fulfilled many job opportunities in his lifetime but his most joyful and proudest time was owning his own company “Lemay Painting” He took pride in the work he completed for his clients especially meatballs and spaghetti and spending time outside whether it be caring for the pool He was a favorite uncle to many nieces and nephews Mike leaves behind his furry family including his beloved cat SERVICES: Calling hours will be held on Tuesday at Phaneuf Funeral Homes & Crematorium A committal service will be held on Wednesday Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium assisted the family with arrangements or for more information please go to https://phaneuf.net/ Phaneuf Funeral Homes & Crematorium - Hanover Enter your phone number above to have directions sent via text This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply Service map data © OpenStreetMap contributors We have the address for the funeral home & the family on file If you're not happy with your card we'll send a replacement or refund your money LeMay created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Send flowers to Helen's Celebration of Life Service Available by phone 24/7 (513) 897-5966 Copyright © 2025 Stubbs-Conner Funeral Home & Cremation Services Because Local Matters © 2025 WHIZ – Fox 5 / Marquee Broadcasting 2025 at Stevenson Funeral Home with a Vigil Service taking place at 6:00 p.m He spent his younger years growing up in Kansas City MO and Northern California attending school and graduating high school He enlisted in the United States Marine Corp and served for over 10 years both active and reserve Micheal spent over 25 years working in the oilfield throughout TX He loved working with the guys and in the field He was an agent and financial planner with New York Life and Prudential He was such a hard worker his coworkers nicknamed him “Le-Mazing.” He enjoyed his children and grandchildren and never passed an opportunity to teach them When Micheal wasn’t working he was busy fixing and repairing around the house or automobiles opening the car door and holding her hand at every opportunity He was a member of Stark County Planning and Zoning Committee and a member of Dickinson Chamber of Commerce He also loved traveling on his Harley Davidson with Cathy throughout the Midwest He was also fond of Mustangs and going to the gun range with his son He is survived by his loving wife of 34 years Cathy of Dickinson; children Jami (Daniel); Jonathan; Jennifer (Jordan) all of Dickinson; grandchildren: DJ Industry veteran has both higher education and health care experience a seasoned financial professional with experience in the higher education and health care sectors has been hired as executive vice president for finance and administration and chief financial officer at the University of Louisville LeMay’s hiring follows a national search and was approved today by the UofL Board of Trustees “Aaron is a rare find,” said UofL President Kim Schatzel “We had a very deep pool of qualified candidates but his combination of work with both major research universities and well-respected health care systems set him apart as the top choice We look forward to his joining our great team at UofL and we expect his future here to be very bright.” LeMay is serving as an independent consultant for health care and higher education institutions with his own firm His most recent positions were at the University of Texas Medical Branch where he served as the special advisor to the president interim chief business and finance officer and vice president he provided strategic leadership to various key operations LeMay was associate vice chancellor for finance and system controller for the University of North Texas System in Denton He also has held various positions at Sam Houston State University LeMay is a Texas Certified Public Accountant and member of the State Bar of Texas He holds a law degree from South Texas College of Law a master’s in education from Baylor and a bachelor’s with honors from Ouachita Baptist University in Arkadelphia “Joining the UofL team under President Schatzel’s leadership enables me to be part of a tradition of excellence and gives me an opportunity to help build an exciting future for this storied institution,” LeMay said “I am excited to be part of a community that is working together to improve student success the level of collaboration among operations and workforce development I look forward to working with the finance and administration team to build upon an already strong foundation.”  Canada’s Politics and Government News Source Since 1989 By entering your email address you consent to receive email from The Hill Times containing news, analysis, updates and offers. You may unsubscribe at any time. See our privacy policy LICENSING PODCAST ALERTS Want to make sure your whole office has the full Hill Times experience We have team plans available for companies, organizations, classes, Parliament Hill offices and more. Fill out this form and find out if your team is eligible for a discount Enjoy unlimited website access and the digital newspaper William “Bill” Ray LeMay, 60, of Napoleon passed away surrounded by his family on Friday, October 25, 2024, in Perrysburg, Ohio. He was born to Charles “Chuck” and Shirley (Cossins) LeMay on January 17, 1964, in California.... View Obituary & Service Information The family of William "Bill" LeMay created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne A section of South Lemay Avenue will likely remain closed until sometime April 25 due to multiple water main breaks beneath the road Lemay Avenue initially closed between Horsetooth and Harmony roads (or Harbor Walk Drive/Ticonderoga Drive and Whalers Way/Wheaton Drive) April 22 when a water main broke beneath the road near Ticonderoga Drive Two additional water main breaks occurred on the same water line April 23 and 24 City of Fort Collins Utilities crews are continuing work to repair the water line and streets and engineering crews are assessing and repairing the damage on the roadway As long as no additional complications arise crews estimate the repairs will be completed on April 25 More: Harmony Road work continues in Fort Collins. Here's what to expect Lemay Avenue will remain closed until the repair work is complete All traffic should use College Avenue or Timberline Road during the closure passed away at Granite VNA Hospice House on October 3 Robert was raised in Manchester and attended West High School He had a varied career including employment as a truck driver for Georgia Pacific and as a contract writer for Asplundh Tree Service interesting pocket watches and zippo lighters and some of his pets over the years included stingrays Robert loved being outside and spending time flying kites and fishing at the beach He will be fondly remembered by family and friends for his sense of humor including his funny singing and dancing that he would do to make people laugh Melissa Andrijanic and her husband Boris of Bow and Crystal Lemay of Laconia; his siblings Pauline Haworth and her husband Garry of Manchester Lorraine Paris and her husband Edward of Manchester Michael Lemay and his wife Amy of Somersworth David Lemay and his wife Elizabeth of Culpeper Diane Maguire of Hooksett; his grandchildren Zoey Andrijanic and David Alvarado; his former spouse and friend Barbara Lemay of Hooksett; his beloved sphinx cat A Celebration of Life will be held on Wednesday October 9th at Phaneuf Funeral Homes and Crematorium A Memorial Gathering will be held from 5-7PM with a Memorial Service at 7PM donations in Robert’s name may be made to the American Cancer Society https://donate.cancer.org/ Even people who seem happy on the outside may be struggling with sadness or depression You might know Dylan Lemay from his viral ice cream videos (yes but behind that cheerful exterior was someone struggling with feeling directionless after college Dylan felt lost and struggled with feelings of failure and disappointment before seeking help Dylan explains how finding something that made him feel productive and fulfilled was what actually mattered He stopped trying to live up to others’ expectations and pursued something he was passionate about Dylan’s story will resonate with anyone who’s feeling stuck or like they’re falling behind while everyone else seems to have it figured out What makes this conversation so valuable is how it breaks down the crucial differences between everyday sadness and clinical depression If you’ve ever wondered whether what you’re feeling is sadness in response to challenges you’re facing or depression that may need professional attention relatable guidance on recognizing the warning signs Dylan shares his journey to seeking help and how therapy helped relieve the weight of his sadness He discusses the process of reaching out for support and how starting therapy became an important part of his recovery Whether you’re personally struggling with sadness supporting a friend through a difficult time or simply want to better understand common mental health challenges Dylan’s journey reminds us that even our darkest moments can lead to unexpected growth and new directions This video is part of Mind Matters: Creators Open Up About Mental Health Check out other episodes for more tips and tools to help you take care of your well-being What’s the Difference Between Sadness and Depression? How Do I Know If It’s Depression? Different Types of Depression: What’s the Difference Between Mild, Moderate, and Severe? How Is Depression Diagnosed and Treated? How to Tell Someone “I’m Depressed” and Ask for Help T + 212 647 7544 If you or someone you know needs to talk to someone right now, text, call, or chat 988 for a free confidential conversation with a trained counselor 24/7 You can also contact the Crisis Text Line by texting HOME to 741-741 If this is a medical emergency or if there is immediate danger of harm call 911 and explain that you need support for a mental health crisis Dobyns-Bennett High School special education teaching assistant Tori Spriggs and D-B special ed sophomore Rinoa Lemay Email notifications are only sent once a day The event drew about 20 special education students and 10 BUDS or Buddies Understanding Different Students members Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Please disable your ad blocker, whitelist our site, or purchase a subscription Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Lemay “Frank” peacefully passed away surrounded by his loving family 1931 to the late Arthur & Mary (Bergeron) Lemay Frank led a fulfilling life that touched the hearts of many He would go on to marry his best friend and wife of 68 years Frank would eventually settle down in Manchester he honorably served in the Army National Guard for 40 years retiring as a Colonel(COL)(O6) His dedication and commitment to service were truly admirable Frank dedicated 35 years to the United States Postal Service as a Letter Carrier and Supervisor in Manchester He also enjoyed working part-time as a bartender at the NH Highway Hotel in Concord where he had the pleasure of meeting many friends dignitaries and politicians along the way.  Those who knew Frank will remember his warm and easy-going personality effortlessly connecting with everyone he met Frank's love for his family knew no bounds; he was a great listener and always sought opportunities to bring loved ones together watching Red Sox games and solving Sudoku puzzles Frank was a dedicated parishioner of St Pius X Church in Manchester Frank is survived by his devoted wife Claire; daughter Paula and her husband Chris; son Mark and his late wife JoAnn; daughter Carrie and her husband Gary; son Alan and his wife Linda; son Peter and his wife Maggie; along with 14 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren A funeral service is scheduled to take place at 10:00AM on Monday Pius X Church in Manchester followed by burial at Mount Calvary Cemetery with military honors In lieu of flowers donations can be sent to the charity of your choice in honor of Frank Aaron worked at Macy’s Department Store He was a former member of the Rosario Club Alana Gibson and her husband Brian; and three grandchildren Relatives and friends are invited to attend his VISITING HOURS Tuesday 2024 from 4-6pm in the NARDOLILLO FUNERAL HOME & Crematory What started in 2000 as a mission to help companies navigate the complexities of environmental compliance has evolved into a partnership-driven approach that ensures success for both clients and the environment Alliance Technical Group’s impact is not just about regulatory adherence – it’s about making a real difference "It’s about believing in what we’re doing and that we’re making a difference." "We have over 10,000 clients for whom sustainability matters They want to be good stewards and protect the environment," LeMay tells The CEO Magazine "And they want to make sure that their data is accurate for the services they’re contracting us to do so they can make informed decisions it’s about believing in what we’re doing and that we’re making a difference." "It’s truly inspiring to know that what we do makes a real difference and we’re not just collecting a paycheck." With a broad scope of expertise that spans air laboratory analysis and regulatory consulting to guide clients along their compliance journey a strong client support model and tech enabled methods and processes the company ensures that businesses remain ahead of evolving environmental regulations LeMay attributes the company’s success not only to its exceptional team but also to the clients who prioritize compliance and environmental responsibility "Our clients prioritize compliance and take a proactive approach to risk management," he says "They trust us because they want to do the right thing and we’re here to provide the expertise and solutions to help them achieve that with confidence." A key element of Alliance’s culture is fostering employee engagement the most enthusiasm comes from people eager to understand how they can make a real impact," he says "Through our work in environmental testing and monitoring we’re not just ensuring compliance – we’re actively contributing to a cleaner and we're not just collecting a paycheck." entered the industry when air testing was an underserved market Frustrated with the lack of expertise and service quality he founded Alliance with a vision to deliver unparalleled environmental solutions With just two employees and a handful of clients the company’s early years were marked by steady growth "It took us a year to add a third employee and three years to become a US$1 million service which was unbelievable for us," LeMay recalls the company made strategic investments in new equipment more than 50 locations and a fleet of over 150 mobile laboratories operating across North America relying on our expertise to drive innovation and deliver meaningful results." Alliance remains rooted in a culture of opportunity and performance success isn’t determined by tenure or titles "Those who contribute to sales earn promotions and greater opportunities we’ve committed 15 percent of our profits directly to our employees reinforcing a culture where everyone shares in our success." Alliance’s success is also driven by strategic partnerships with clients Many of its clients utilize multiple service lines with 65 percent of revenue coming from companies purchasing more than one service relying on our expertise to drive innovation and deliver meaningful results," LeMay notes combining our strengths to deliver solutions that create lasting value." "This company has created incredible opportunities giving people the training and support they need to grow "My job is to build a team and get out of the way and let them do their jobs." As Alliance continues to lead in environmental compliance clients and sustainability remains unwavering "My job is to build a team and get out of the way and let them do their jobs but you have to recognize the people making it a success." She was a patient and loving stay-at-home mom when her nine children were small Later she took business management classes at St started a small business and worked in sales in health-related fields family and fun" were most important in her life Survived by children Rene’ (Glen) Peterson and John LeMay; 16 grandchildren; 16 great grandchildren; sister-in-law Cynthia Dunn; beloved nieces and nephews Preceded in death by parents Marge Hunter and Wm Dunn We'd like to thank the staff at Cerenity Marian for their compassionate care A funeral mass will be celebrated Wednesday Memorials preferred to Cerenity Marian or Guiding Star Wakota https://www.youtube.com/@churchofst.peter-mendotamn3776/streams Cerenity Senior CareWeb: https://cerenityseniorcare.org/give-a-gift/ Guiding StarWeb: https://guidingstarwakota.org/ The family of David Harold LeMay created this Life Tributes page to make it easy to share your memories Made with love by funeralOne to Alvin and Mary (Sullivan) Smith in Duluth She worked as an LPN for many years at Superior Memorial Hospital and at St Kay was preceded in death by her parents; sisters Mass of Christian Burial will be held at the Cathedral of Christ the King with a visitation one hour prior to the service Inurnment will be in Oneota Cemetery following the service To view the guest book or leave a condolence please visit www.downsfh.com Arrangements by Downs Life Celebration Center This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page 2025 /PRNewswire/ - McAsphalt Industries Limited Canada's leader in asphalt and bitumen manufacturing and distribution is pleased to announce the appointment of David LeMay as President With a proven track record in business transformation LeMay will drive McAsphalt's continued expansion and industry leadership 2024 has been a defining year for McAsphalt marked by significant investments in infrastructure The commissioning of our newest facility at Ashcroft Terminal—British Columbia's largest inland terminal—has enhanced national distribution while the launch of the McAsphalt Advantage next-generation vessel for Great Lakes trade underscores the company's commitment to environmental leadership and long-term industry innovation "David's expertise in strategic transformation and operational excellence makes him the right leader for McAsphalt at this pivotal moment," said François Vachon "His leadership will strengthen McAsphalt's position as an industry frontrunner in reliability LeMay brings over 20 years of executive leadership experience successfully guiding companies through growth As President and CEO of The Churchill Corporation he led the strategic consolidation of Churchill's subsidiaries under a unified brand—Stuart Olson Inc.—enhancing the company's competitiveness and positioning it as a leading integrated solutions provider in the Canadian construction sector LeMay is known for building high-performance teams "I am honoured to lead McAsphalt at such a dynamic time in its history," said David LeMay "With a strong foundation in manufacturing excellence we are well-positioned to drive continued success and deliver value to our customers and partners." reinforcing its leadership in asphalt and bitumen manufacturing The company remains well-positioned for long-term success with a foundation built on innovation driving sustained growth and ensuring its role as a trusted leader in Canada's infrastructure sector Do not sell or share my personal information: a pedestrian has died in a Fort Collins crash the crash was at Harmony Road and Lemay Avenue on Tuesday night Fort Collins Police Services reported in a news release They said their investigation shows a male pedestrian was crossing Harmony when he was struck and was hit by multiple vehicles The pedestrian was found dead on the scene when police arrived Witnesses told police that vehicles on Harmony had a green light at the time of the collision but police said they are still working to confirm that Police are also investigating whether alcohol may have been a factor for the pedestrian All of the vehicles involved remained on scene The PulsePoint app that tracks the activities of emergency crews reported a crash at Harmony and Lemay at 9:49 p.m The road was closed for 4½ hours for the investigation Fort Collins police first announced the road closure about 10:15 p.m The Larimer County Coroner's Office will release the man's identity Anyone with information who has not already spoken to police is asked to call Officer Brandon Barnes at 970-221-6540 On Monday, a pedestrian died in a crash on Interstate 25 near Prospect Road. Fort Collins city government has a goal of reducing fatal and serious injury crashes to zero, called Vision Zero But data showed they've got a long way to go Data presented to City Council this year showed injury crashes have more than doubled in Fort Collins since 2019 Bike and motorcycle crashes that caused serious injury or death were up 45% in 2023, according to previous Coloradoan reporting Last month the city announced it received federal money for a safety study on the same stretch of Harmony where the crash occurred. It will study the intersections along that four-mile stretch to produce ways to reduce speed-related risks and reduce severe crashes It's also increasing speeding enforcement by camera with most major streets being designated areas where police will be allowed to use cameras to catch people speeding and issue tickets "Speed is a critical element because we know that speed almost dictates how severe a crash will be," city transportation planner Rachel Ruhlen told the Coloradoan for a story about the federal money Editor's note: This story has been updated from an earlier version a 33-year-old Two Rivers man suspected of breaking a child's foot with a hammer is facing felony child abuse and child neglect charges in Manitowoc County Circuit Court Judge Anthony Lambrecht found sufficient cause to bind LeMay over for trial LeMay entered not guilty pleas to all charges during that hearing LeMay was arrested in March after an investigation by the Manitowoc County Sheriff's Office about LeMay in a matter that was forwarded from the Manitowoc County Human Services Department's Child Protective Services the child said LeMay hit them with a hammer on their foot and leg The child said they believed LeMay was mad about them not cleaning up dog feces in their shared residence The child's mother also lived at the residence with LeMay the child told detectives no one was around to see LeMay injure them with a hammer When they told their mother about the incident she took them to the hospital the following morning but she did not report the incident and told hospital staff the injury was from the child falling down stairs More courts: Damian Hauschultz awaits Wisconsin Supreme Court on decision to hear his case Other incidents the child told the detectives involved LeMay shooting the child with a BB gun holding them down with duct tape and drawing on their face with permanent marker Detectives also spoke with two other adults in the child's life one a family friend and the other a relative both told detectives they had seen various bruises and injuries on the child since they started living with LeMay They also told detectives the child seemed unusually hungry when they were around and they believed the child wasn't being fed well during which he denied ever doing anything abusive toward any kids various baggies with THC and a bag with brownies suspected of containing THC LeMay is charged with neglecting a child and physical abuse of a child He has also been charged with misdemeanor possession of THC possession of drug paraphernalia and bail jumping More courts: Manitowoc man arrested after tip from Bikers Against Predators sentenced to probation A $12,000 cash bond was set for LeMay at his bail hearing March 6 Conditions of his bail include having no contact with the victim or anyone younger than 18 without approval from the Department of Human Services He is also ordered to maintain absolute sobriety and to not possess any controlled substances unless prescribed conditions for that bail were modified multiple times The first time was a request to lift the no contact condition for one of the witnesses which was requested by the same witness and granted March 20 The second was to allow LeMay to have supervised visits with his child It was granted on June 27 on the condition that he not discuss anything related to the case with the child or in the presence of the child His case is set for a scheduling conference Aug The case is being prosecuted by Assistant District Attorney Angelina R Scarpelli and presided over by Judge Anthony Lambrecht Attempts to contact LeMay's listed attorney for comment prior to publication were not successful Why we cover court cases: This report is part of the Herald Times Reporter's mission to fulfill our obligation to follow criminal cases from arrest to their conclusion The aim is to shine a light on the criminal justice process so readers can see how publicly funded law enforcement and courts function Alisa M. Schafer is a reporter for the Herald Times Reporter in Manitowoc. She can be reached by email at aschafer@gannett.com The story behind DirtFish WiM Summit’s move to LeMay – America’s Car Museum The DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit will visit a truly special venue this May Harold and Nancy LeMay were having something of a car problem the housing of a collection which had reached 3000 vehicles Their collection was already appreciated across America and at various events attended but they wanted a more permanent home for at least some of the automobiles LeMay Museum donated the collection to the public with the inception of a not-for-profit charity which would work to preserve the car’s history and its influence on American culture but Nancy forged ahead with finding a home for what’s reckoned to be one of the world’s largest collections the city of Tacoma gifted nine acres to the charity and planning began on building America’s Car Museum Two years on and plans for the campus were unveiled Nancy LeMay committed 975 vehicles and $15m to the museum Fund raising continued with the hope of breaking ground in 2008 Those hopes were lost to the global economic downturn a time which hit the auto industry as hard as any across America The charity officials doubled down and secured funding from across 44 US States four Canadian provinces and 10 foreign countries outside of America the beautiful building – which will house this year’s DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit – was completed LeMay – America’s Car Museum is one of the most beautiful locations in all of America Nancy LeMay was the first through the door following a grand opening attended by 1,100 guests including Jay Leno – one of America’s most famous and influential car aficionados There were 10,000 visitors on that first weekend and more than 100,000 had admired the breathtaking collection by the end of the summer LeMay – America’s Car Museum goes from strength-to-strength At its core it remains among the world’s finest collections of cars telling the story of the automobile world from an American perspective in 165,000 square feet David Madeira is somebody who understands and appreciates the American public’s love of the automobile As President and CEO of LeMay – America’s Car Museum David is delighted to align with the DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit He said: “America’s Car Museum is committed to celebrating our country’s love affair with the automobile As such we seek to partner with like-minded organizations which promote driving and give the enthusiasts the opportunity to do so in the company of others “We could have no better partner in this endeavor than DirtFish which brings the excitement of rallying to individuals who have never had such an opportunity to test themselves behind the wheel in a dynamic We’re proud of this association and grateful for DirtFish’s efforts on our behalf as well.” LeMay – America’s Car Museum celebrates the US's love of the automobile Marketing manager of America’s Automotive Trust Jake Welk added: “Education is at the core of our mission at LeMay – America’s Car Museum which is why we are so grateful to have a partner like DirtFish DirtFish’s work in the rally community – and the car community as a whole – complements our efforts in bringing like-minded organizations together to celebrate car culture and make it available for the next generation “Supporting DirtFish’s rally and Women in Motorsport initiatives helps us create more diversity for our collection and education programs at the Museum ultimately expanding our audiences as we continue to collaborate and share resources so that together we can make a greater impact in the automotive world.” Tickets to the DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit on Saturday May 24th include exclusive access to ACM DirtFish Women in Motorsport co-ordinator Josie Rimmer said: “When we realized we had outgrown our own Rally School property following the third annual Summit last year there was really only one place we wanted to go “LeMay – America’s Car Museum is a real source of pride for the Pacific Northwest and all of America It’s the most amazing place; honestly you go there and you could lose days walking through the halls “When I first approached ACM with the idea of moving the DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit there It still amazes me how quickly the Summit has grown and it’ll be a pretty emotional moment when we open those doors on the morning of Saturday May 24th.” Tags: LeMay – America’s Car Museum, WIM Summit, Women in motorsport 2025 DirtFish https://dirtfish-editorial.s3-accelerate.amazonaws.com/2025/02/LlupsJKo-DSC2655-HDR-780x520.jpg February 7 Sign up today and be the first to know about special offers Legal DirtFish presents its Women in Motorsport Summit where industry-leading women engage in meaningful conversation about the sport we love 10:00am: Doors Open & Autograph Session 2:15pm: AAT Announcement & JEGS Trailblazer Award Announcement 3:45pm: Fireside Chat with Claire Williams We guarantee a top notch stay at any of DirtFish Lodging partners’ locations These hotels offer a special DirtFish discount; just call in and request the “DirtFish Rate” Book Now Book Now it’s not too late to rewatch the highlights of our amazing 2024 discussions: Panel 1 Panel 2 Becs Williams sat down with the rallying legend Michèle Mouton and talked all things motorsport over a glass of wine at this year’s DirtFish Women in Motorsport Summit. Rewatch as Michèle tells stories about contract negotiations her start in rallying and her role as FIA safety delegate in the WRC Interested in the behind the scenes of how we made this day possible? Watch our Reaching The Summit: BTS Doc here You can check out all of our 2024 Women in Motorsport video content here! As always, catch up on our WiM content from the month here, and when you’re ready to try your own hand behind the wheel, this is where you’ll go