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A New Developer It is no longer called the "Paisley Project" as a new Developer(Andrin Beaches Limited), has taken over this project. About a year ago, the land that most of us knew as the old Texaco had the soil remediated by the City and the new owners are going ahead with building on this...

Borrowed from TC's site. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- A husband was in BIG trouble when he forgot his wedding anniversary. "Tomorrow," his wife angrily told him, "there had better be something in our driveway that goes from zero to 200 in two...

The City of Hamilton website has many sections that are very informative, the one section that I had good look through tonight was their map section. You can zoom into your house or anywhere in Hamilton. If you unclick the boxes to the right,(Land Parcels, Parks etc..) you see just the photo...

Monday, October 02, 2006 | Updated at 7:50 AM EDT Rakshande Italia The Hamilton Spectator Residents of the Beach Strip in Hamilton are going to city council today with a plan to build a recreational trail along the Eastport Drive bayfront. It would run from the Burlington ship canal to...

Great crowd once again at the Dynes for the Beach Reunion, the place was packed with old Beach Bums from noon on. If you haven't try one, make it next year, meet people you haven't seen in many years. Thanks again to the Tony and his staff at the Dynes for keeping the food and the drinks coming.

Special to the Spectator By Susannah Schmidt Special to The Hamilton Spectator(Sep 30, 2006) If you like wind, fire and sweat, meet Tom Stewart. He's a builder of mini-trains. He started the hobby at age 40 when he was a firefighter. Now he's retired. The first locomotive took him four...

This one was sent in by Brenda from Environment Hamilton. ___________________________________ Councillor Merulla is looking for volunteers to participate in this year's "Trees Across Hamilton" community-based planting. Details are as follows: Saturday, October 14, 2006 10:00 a.m. Location...

Thursday, September 14, 2006 | Updated at 10:28 AM EDT Salute from visiting warship 'beautiful coincidence' John Burman The timing was touching. HMCS Fredericton, one of Canada's newest patrol frigates, fired a signal gun 14 times while gliding to a berth in Hamilton harbour yesterday. The...

Sent in by Councillor Collins Hi Scott, I thought you might want to post this on the community website. Good news re: the flooding problems. Council unanimously approved the recommendation last night. I will be mailing to the affected areas. Chad. Here is the link to the report, as...

Dear BCLG Members and Friends of the Lighthouse, This is a reminder we have a meeting on Wednesday at 7pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit. It will not be a long meeting, but it should be very interesting. We have some important news to tell you and we also hope to have an interesting...

Is someone missing a kids bike?? A small black bike was found near 93 Beach Blvd. To claim, you must be able to identify it. Call (905) 547-1586

If you notice that the playstructure at Kinsmen Park is gone, don't worry, we are getting a brand new one.:tbu: The work started today- Friday, Sept. 8 - Playstructure will be removed Mon/Tues - Start Excavation Wed/Thur - Installation of New Playground Friday - Woodchips Park will be...

I have had a few residents ask me about all the police at the canal. Those aren't real police personnel, they are actors. This crew is filming a CBC movie based on a book written by Canandian author Margaret Atwood, called The Robber's Bride. They have been filming around Hamilton all week and...

Annual Beach Reunion will be held at the Dynes (337 Beach Blvd) on Friday September 29th starting at 12 noon till closing. Please feel free to post any question or comments. Come and meet old friends.:wavey: Everyone is welcome. See you there

I wondered why there was so many people with large cameras and telescopes at Lankland Pool. Posted with full permission from the Hamilton Spectator. _______________________________________________________ Manx sighting 'mega rarity for Ontario,' says birdwatcher By Daniel Nolan The Hamilton...

Kevin Werner, Stoney Creek News (Aug 25, 2006) Political experience trumps youth as Hamilton councillor Chad Collins seeks another term around the council table. The 35-year-old political veteran was first elected in Ward 5 in 1995 in a byelection at the tender age of 24, becoming the...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator. SPECIAL TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR StreetBeat; Imagine sailing over the QEW to the lakeside. It can be done -- and it's up to you, officialdom By Paul Wilson The Hamilton Spectator More articles by this columnist (Aug 16, 2006) Every day...

The Hamilton Beach Preservation Comm. meeting for September 2006, has been changed from the 5th to the 12th. There is a movie being shot at the Rescue Unit on our regular day. See you there.

SPECIAL TO THE HAMILTON SPECTATOR By Patrica Belanger The Hamilton Spectator(Aug 11, 2006) It was a strange twist of fate that found me in a Hamilton Tim Hortons in June with my three best friends from high school. Had it really been 20 years? I'd gone to a lot of trouble to look good for the...

Kevin Werner, Mountain News (Aug 4, 2006) Maybe one of the reasons this year's mayoral election is as dull as your mother-in-law, could be because there is no sexy issue for politicians to ride. Unlike the campaigns in 2000 and 2003, there is definitely an issue vacuum to the 2006 election...