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Posted with permission from the Stoney Creek News. By Richard Leitner Stoney Creek News Business Jan 25, 2008 Large Medium Small Print This Article Tell a friend Taking the plunge at Wild Waterworks will cost about $2 more this summer, but you'll also get more splash for your buck. Two...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator. Eric McGuinness The Hamilton Spectator (Jan 16, 2008) A new study of laboratory mice on the Hamilton Beach Strip confirms that pollution from QEW traffic and steel mills causes sperm mutations that are passed on to their offspring. In a...

Everyone is invited to a Town Hall with MP Wayne Marston. January 24th, 6-8pm Stoney Creek City Hall 777 Hwy #8 at Jones Rd. In the Council Chambers. For more info, see the the PDF file.

Our first meeting of 2008 is this Sunday at 2 pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit on Beach Blvd. We'll have updates on the Request for Proposals, our Heritage Day events in Hamilton and Burlington, and Doors Open Hamilton. Plus, you'll be able to see both heritage plaques from the City of...

The 2008 Summer Hiring Season Process All students interested in applying to summer positions will need to visit the City Of Hamilton website www.hamilton.ca to view all the current opportunities. For more info check the attached document. Thanks to Councillor Collins for sending this in.

Thanks to member MaryP for sending this in. With sorrow the family announce the death of Brian Michaud at the age of 49 years. Brian passed away Saturday, December 29, 2007 following a brave battle with liver disease. Brian is predeceased by his parents Armand and Annabelle Michaud. He is...

Posted with permission from Stoney Creek News. By Richard Leitner Stoney Creek News Dec 14, 2007 The Hamilton Port Authority is rejecting an eleventh-hour appeal to halt construction of a wharf in the east harbour that will push aside fish, turtles, beavers, coyotes and migratory birds to...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator. After 49 years, Lomax ponders the future December 19, 2007 Carli Whitwell Special to The Hamilton Spectator (Dec 19, 2007) The city's most celebrated Santa is thinking about calling it quits -- after 49 years. Jimmy Lomax has been...

I received a message from the new owners of Skyway Canvas (below) and I thought I would pass it along just in case someone was looking for some canvas work, they did use to be on the Beach. I have also added a pic from last year when they closed and just notice the Realtor's name, I wonder if...

MEDIA ADVISORY 1857 Turns 150 Years Old this Weekend Oldest Building on Hamilton Beach to Receive Heritage Plaque on Friday morning December 18, 2007 On Friday, December 21st at 9:30 a.m., Hamilton Ward 5 Councillor Chad Collins will present a City of Hamilton Heritage Plaque to the...

Sunrise Gallery isn't the only ones with a inukshuk on the beach, someone has built another down near the canal. Not as nice as the one at Sunrise (lol) but piece of work anyway. I wonder if the one at Sunrise is still standing???:D

This was sent in by Councillor Collins. The Affordable Transit Pass Program is a pilot project put in place by the City of Hamilton to make transit passes affordable for those citizens who are working, but whose incomes fall below the poverty line making it difficult to buy a monthly bus pass...

Make your own elf show with your own pictures of family of friends, sent in by Uncle Johnny. http://www.elfyourself.com/

Sent in by Councillor Collins. Effective 10PM on Friday, November 30 to 10AM on Saturday, December 1, 2007 the Niagara Bound Burlington Skyway lanes will be fully closed and as a result Lakeshore Road immediately under the bridge will also be closed. (Rain Date is 8PM on Saturday, December 1...

Ham & Turkey Roll Friday Nov. 30,2007 7:00 P. M. Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit Free Admission 20 Hams & 20 Turkeys To Be Rolled Door Prizes You Do Not Have To Be Present To Win All Of The Door Prizes Must Be Present To Win The Grand Prize

I still have people asking about trees being cut on the beach, as I wrote earlier, the Beach Council, City Officials and Hydro One Forestry are working on a long term plan to end the cutting and removal of the trees. I have attached two letters (pictures and logos removed) that everyone should...

Drogo started a question in the chatbox about a restaurant near the canal with a picture of Aunt Jemina on the front. I don't remember it but a couple other members did. If there is more that can be added, please do. First time i have tried this, but here we go [09:13 PM] Drogo: Copy and...

How about this one, among the many that we could use down here? The new Lakeland Centre would seem to fit the criteria from the above quote. Any other suggestions??

This was sent in by Councillor Collins, but I don't see any places on the Beach nominated??? Anyone have a suggestion?? _______________________________________________ City of Hamilton People's Choice - Urban Design & Architecture Awards 2007 Print A jury of volunteer experts has made...

The Hamilton Spectator (Nov 14, 2007) John Rennison, the Hamilton Spectator A bucket truck hoists Chris Borgal (in white hat) to the top of the 55-foot, pre-Confederation limestone lighthouse at the Burlington canal. The Toronto restoration architect is beginning heritage work undertaken by...