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No Official Information Given To Town Council Of Annexation Plans. The Burlington Gazette. January 3/1957 For the 3,500 people living on Burlington Beach, January 1 not only meant the beginning of of a New Year but the beginning of a new administration. After midnight on December 31 the whole of...

Burlington Post January 27, 199? One could probably fill Lake Ontario with everything that has been written about Burlington's waterfront area, particularly the Beach Strip. So the Looking Back column about the waterfront will be written in two parts, with this week's segment devoted to the...

This post was sent in by Environment Hamilton The Copps Chair speaker series - in co-operation with Environment Hamilton presents two events. 1) Thurs Feb 16th 2006 Our guest speaker will be: Professor Pavlos Kanaroglou - Canada Research Chair in Spatial Analysis and Professor, School of...

Count the "F's" in the following text: FINISHED FILES ARE THE RE- SULT OF YEARS OF SCIENTIF- IC STUDY COMBINED WITH THE EXPERIENCE OF YEARS... (answer below) well...how many smarty? you...

PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) -- A photo of a one-eyed kitten named Cy drew more than a little skepticism when it turned up on various Web sites, but medical authorities have a name for the bizarre condition. "Holoprosencephaly" causes facial deformities, according to the National Institute for...

This February 7th meeting of the Beach Preservation Committee will have the CEO of Liberty Energy present. Wilson Nolan will address any questions or concerns that Beach residents may have about the new sludge plant. Place: Beach Rescue Unit Hall 316 Beach Blvd, across from the Dynes. Time: 7pm

If we can help PLEASE call ... FREE ESTIMATES Bob/ Ray 519-587-3364 905-545-9640 Cell #s 905-308-5214 519-429-1022 Do you have problems with ...?- - Roof leaks/ need shingles - Water/ sewer problems - Siding/ EUS - Decks/ fences - Driveway, potholes, walks - Tree/ root problems -...

Tired of salespeople calling you, they always call just when your in the middle of something. You can have your name removed from most calling lists by registering with the Canadian Marketing Association. This will reduce the number of marketing offers that you receive by mail, telephone and...

As was announced last night after Dr. Sorger's presentation, this is just a reminder that the Beach Preservation Committee and Environment Hamilton is having a letter writing workshop for comments on Bitumar's amendment to their Certificate of Approval for air (CofA) on Wednesday January 25th @...

Hamilton Beach, now part of the city and highly commercialized, was once the summer home of scores of prominent Hamilton families who built large summer homes there for occupancy a few months of the year. Construction of the Hamilton and Northwestern Railway line across the sand strip in the...

One is the history of a bowling alley another the dream of a museum Paul Wilson The Hamilton Spectator August 29, 1996 I have three addresses for you today. They're all on the Boulevard, at the north end of that long sand spit that keeps the lake from crashing into our infamous harbour. Each...

From Sprint's Site -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I didn’t write this - but I wish I had! Dear Dogs: When I say to move, it means go someplace else, not switch positions with each other so there are still two dogs in the way. The dishes with...

By Robert J. Hanley The Hamilton Spectator Saturday April 29, 1959 At a time when science, invention and urbanity threaten quiet reflection with the fate of lost art, it is a warm experience to come upon people who like to glance backwards. And when you're talking of the old Beach, it's nice...

Febuary 5th Super Bowl party starts 2 pm with a road hockey game in the parking lot. Please bring your own equipment. Super Bowl pool. $5 and $10 squares 50 cent wings. See you there

From the January 2006 Beach Banner We have a law that states-No Heavy Trucks on the Blvd. A lot of these guys take shortcuts along our road. To stop them this is what to do. Note the name of the truck. The time it went through-the license number-and the location. Then phone the Aggressive...

The Burlington Gazette October 23, 1957 Editor's Note: a series of historical papers, presented by the late Mr. W. D. Flatt to the Hamilton Historical Society, have been loaned to The Gazette for publication by Mrs. V. H. Emery, of North-shore Boulevard. Perhaps the earliest personage...

By ALANA PERKINS The Burlington Post Wednesday, April 26, 1989 Listening to fiery sailor's stories and spending vacations clambering around old lighthouses is a labor of love for one Burlington couple who have produced a book on the subject in an effort to preserve a local landmark. Harbour...

The Arcade scores have been reset, the Beach Forum winners for the period ending December 2005 are; 1/ Kaoci 43 trophies 1615 minutes 2/ Tuggle 24 trophies 1211 minutes 3/ Justin Ness 14 trophies 1327 minutes

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...