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I believe he is OK, I don't know that he lives in those condo, maybe a wrong truck going too fast?

Trying match Opie's picture, but not even close.

There was a serious collision this morning that closed the Beach all day near the Texaco condos, the truck was in rough shape and the pole had to be replaced.

From Councillor Collins; Good Afternoon Councillor, The Site Plan Application for 777 Beach Blvd remains under review as the proposal to remove the existing legal non-conforming two-storey dwelling containing five dwelling units, to be replaced with a new two-storey dwelling containing five...

From Lynda Lukasik at Environment Hamilton concerning today's fallout from ArcelorMittal Dofasco. Hey everyone, If you have experienced any property impacts or you know someone who has, be sure to do two things: -First – call the Ministry of Environment at 1-800268-6060 to report the impact. The...

The Hamilton Beach Community Banner Issue: March 2019 Publisher: Lisa Witherington Printed by: The office of Chad Collins

Today the Skyway has a severe wind warning and the pile is still mostly covered with some salt exposed. Wind warnings for the Skyway in the Spec; https://www.thespec.com/news-story/9189979-wind-warning-opp-slowing-burlington-skyway-traffic-as-wind-gusts-worsen/ As expected, the tarp on the...

A couple sent in by member Maggie;

I was hoping that it was completely gone, but any residual dust will impact our community. It would also be nice if the pile never comes back. This is what is left of the pile as of Saturday (Feb 23), most of the pile is covered but as Opie stated there are some high winds out of the west coming.

I stopped by the harbor today while Burlington Fire Dept. were preforming some training. The Coast Guard were also on the ice and in the water.

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator _________________________________________________________________________________ What was strictly against the rules then is something to celebrate now, writes Paul Wilson. February 19th, 2019 Paul Wilson...

Uncovering an Indian Burial Place May 17th, 1877 Yesterday afternoon as Mr. George was engaged in digging post holes at the rear of Fitch's hotel on the Beach, he was surprised at discovering some human bones about three feet below the surface of the ground. On taking some of them out and...

The Hamilton Spectator Brian Henley Refurbished Brant Inn had postwar heyday "Murray Anderson and Clifford Kendall, doughty impresarios of the Brant Inn, certainly provided the patrons of this lovely dancing place with a pleasant thrill Saturday night when the Inn opened once more after the...

Some nice shots, I didn't even see this one yesterday. More from Confederation Park near where the boat launch was located and not far from shore, I see many people travel much further out on the ice banks.

From 1954, a notice from the Dominion Bureau of Statistics, many thanks to the Simmons family.

I drove by this a short time ago, the Fed-Ex truck also stopped but there wasn't anyone from the accident around.

Up The Beach October 1989 Psycho logical Offensive Ensnared Bandits—- 1956 In the old days along the Beach. Chief Hazell was the policeman. It was not it like it is now. Often the Chief was called on to walk the entire Beach for miles. On the 'guest gala' days put on by Harry Dynes, fights...

The vacant 1858 Beach Canal Lighthouse is an important piece of city heritage but finding a future use for it has been difficult. Now, as a stop gap, a $25,000 engineering study is planned to look at its structural integrity Read whole article...

Once again another dusting of salt on our just washed vehicles last Friday (February 8th), a visit to Eastport shows the pile open and loader filling trucks. Notice the dust during the loading. At 3am the winds hit 55km out of the WSW. The pile was left open for the second weekend in a row...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator ___________________________________________________________________ Strong winds expected to cause waves as high as 2.5 metres News 11:52 AM The Hamilton Spectator...