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Our next meeting is Sunday January 15th at 2pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit. Yes, the date has changed from THIS Sunday at 2pm. The minutes of our last meeting are attached. Our first meeting of the year will give you several updates on recent developments, discuss our Heritage Day...

Date: Wednesday, January 18th 2006. Time: 7pm. Place: Hamilton Beach Rescue Hall, 316 Beach Blvd (Across from the Dynes). Dr. Sorger and his class from McMaster University will be back with test results from the drainage ditches at the end of the sidestreets and the run off from the sewage...

Warning from MKrailroader at DCA -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Be careful my friends, Well, just in time for the holidays we have a new virus (worm) that is out there targeting, in particular, AOL, MSN, & Yahoo subscribers. Here's a...

Thanks to Tony and his staff for a great time at the 2005 Dynes Christmas party. There was a pinata full of prizes to smash around, 3-Ball on the pool table(which they let me win), good food and couple of beers on the house :beer: And yes, that's Dougie up doing some karaoke. :rolleyes:

A couple of links from Toronto Paranormal, they have reports of ghosts at the bridge and at Hutch's, scary stuff :shocked: :shocked: Better have a look.

The Beach Strip was rocked by an explosion today just before 11am. LeClair truck repair shop on Eastport Dr. was, as Channel 11 News put it, crumbled like a pop can. Five of the 18 workers were injured. I will add the Spectator article when it comes out tomorrow. What a mess.

Winter Schedule Sunday Liver & Onions Football Pool Moday CLOSED CLOSED Tuesday Pasta(New Sauce) Free Pool Wednesday Wings Darts Thursday Ribs Karaoke & 3 Ball/Scotch Mix Friday Fish & Chips...

HPA has spent $100,000 on trips to China -- but what's the sense of it? By Jim Howlett The Hamilton Spectator(Dec 12, 2005) In the past 18 months, Hamiltonians have seen a veritable deluge of media coverage concerning the Hamilton Port Authority (HPA) and its operations. What most people do not...

From Gwen Hall; A big thank you to Jimmy Lomax :tbu: for his generous donation of candy and candy canes which was dispersed to various Beach groups.

New Years Eve at the Dynes Tavern. :celebrate Three course prime rib dinner. Served starting at 7pm AND Mid-night buffet and champagne Entertainment by; Lost & Lazy :tbu: Tickets; $35 per person (with dinner) $15 per person (buffet & champagne only)

The January (2005) Beach Council meeting has been cancelled due to poor attendance in past years during the holiday season. The next meeting is scheduled for Febuary 7th, 2006.

Last winter the City received a number of complaints from residents regarding adults and children wandering out onto the ice bank along the lakeshore. Beach Rescue and Hamilton Police do train for this problem every year just in case someone does fall into the lake or harbour and we do have a...

The notice below was in the Spectator on Friday December 2nd, this notice refers to a (small) street in Stoney Creek and not Hamilton. Some residents were asking. ---------------------------------------------------------------- NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE TO PERMANENTLY CLOSE AND SELL THE FOLLOWING...

Today's location was under the Skyway, near the canal and parts of the beach were also used. They were doing a anti-hero movie called King of Zorro starring Canadian actor Kim Coats and it is to be a sad story of revenge. Kim has in been over 30 flicks including Blackhawk Down and Pearl Harbour.

The Hamilton Beach Rescue hall, 316 Beach Blvd (Across from the Dynes property), is for rent and can be used for any occasion, weddings, stags, funerals, birthday parties, etc. Certified bartenders are supplied for all licenced functions and a spacious kitchen complete with a stove, microwave...

Old beach school has long history by Stephen J. Beecroft The Stoney Creek News, Wednesday, November 17, 1982 In the days before Hamilton was busily gobbling up land, the area which we now know as Beach Boulevard was considered to be part of Saltfleet Township. Later, during the 19th century...

653 Now The house was sold to the Law family in the 50's and though in good shape, hasn't changed that much.

The attached photo shows 653 Beach back in the 1940's, then owned by the Kompass family who lived there since the late 1800's. This house is located just south of the now idle Little Flower church.

Summer Jobs with the City Sent in by Counciller Collins All students seeking summer employment must apply to the Human Resources Department commencing November 28, 2005 and submit no later than January 27, 2006. Summer positions will be advertised in the Hamilton Spectator, the City of...

609 Beach Blvd Then;(From "The Beach Strip" Cultural Landmarks of Hamilton) "In 1905, a group of women from the Anglican Church founded the Girls' Friendly Society Holiday House. They provided accommodations on the Beach for girls and women needing rest or a change of air and surroundings. Most...