The Grimsby Public Library is celebrating black history month with some help from an author.
Micheal Pawlowski, author of "Niagara Black Waters Flow Deep", will be at the library tomorrow celebrating the contributions of African-Canadians to the history of our region.
Micheal Pawlowski's book is about Solomon Moseby's flight from slavery in Kentucky in 1873.
Pawlowski will be there from 7:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. The event is totally free and you can register at the library.
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