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The first picture was taken back in 1984 showing parts of Windermere Ave. And a picture from yesterday, July 25, 2019.

We had a bit of a drop in the lake level about two weeks ago and it seemed to of stalled after that. Checking the level with the canal level meter and we are now about four inches below the second step on the ladder.

About 50 to 60 members of Hamilton’s Sri Lankan community spent one of the hottest afternoons of the summer cleaning up the Lake Ontario shoreline and surrounding areas of Confederation Beach Park on July 20 Read whole article...

We were heading down to the 75.80 meter mark but with the rain we received today, the level inched back up. More rain in the forecast for the next few days. Also, Transport Canada was concerned that someone might be washed off the pier by wave, so today they set up barriers on both sides of...

Cruise Night at Hutch’s on the Beach Strip happens each Monday until September John Rennison The Hamilton Spectator Monday was the first Hutch's Cruise Night as about 40 car enthusiasts brought out their cars to show off. The event...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator. ___________________________________________________________ Plenty of stuff to buy on the Beach Strip Annual yard sale day brings crowds of shoppers Jul 14, 2019 Hamilton Spectator...

Clear, sunny skies with temperatures approaching 30 degrees Celsius made for a perfect day along the shores of Lake Ontario on Hamilton's Beach Strip. Hundreds cycled, skated, swam and just enjoyed the sun on a perfect summer day...

I was speaking with Chad Collins yesterday at the garage sale and the topic of the "Sandboni" was brought up by anther resident. Chad sad the old machine was basically a lemon and was broke down more than it was working. Good news though, a new one is on order and hopefully here and working by...

Hope everyone had great Garage Sale Day, it seemed to be very well attended this year with cars packed on both sides for miles. A few pictures;

And I all I hear is how big a mess we have on the beach, looked much worse last year.

Actually there were many vendors out there today, but tomorrow morning by around 7am it should be in full swing.

Water levels are rising and traffic has been impacted at the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge By Dominick Nagy - July 13, 2019, 9:12 pm The arms come down one by one stopping traffic over the Burlington Canal Lift Bridge. A final siren signals the impending lift climbing more...

Thanks for the heads up, will get some pictures of the mess they will make.

Outflows unchanged as water levels drop The International Lake Ontario – Saint Lawrence River Board decided on Friday to maintain its current outflow rates for Lake Ontario down the St. Lawrence River as water levels on the lake begin to drop. “We’ve been passing record high flows since June,”...

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(Continued) Later History of the Waterworks In 1882, to meet the increased demand for water from new industries, replacement boilers and pumps nearly doubled the capacity of the station. Hamilton's industrial growth, however, soon outgrew this new capacity. A new station, using Hamilton made...

Hamilton's First Pumphouse. (A publication from the City of Hamilton) Victorian Hamilton The 1850s were prosperous times in Hamilton. The Great Western Railway had located its headquarters and largest railways shops in the city which helped to stimulate economic growth. New factories and...

George Thomson, chair of the executive committee for the Beach Canal Lighthouse group, echoed the positive signals that have been coming from the federal government “It’s only a matter of months until we can gain access to the tower,” he told members of the Hamilton Future Fund recently. The...