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Please find attached the minutes from the Beach Community Council meeting from January 8th, 2019. Many thanks to Lisa Witherington.

Friday January 11th (2019), the average level is at 74.81 M, the level back in January 12th (2018) was also 74.81 M. Once again depending on the amount of precipitation, we should be on track for another of the same as last year. After the disaster from two years ago, I can safely assume that...

Good to hear from you again; That would be in the history section. http://hamiltonbeachcommunity.com/forum/threads/ok-where-was-the-kings-head.1414/

Looking at the readings you have posted that we are on our way to much the same as this past year. December is very close, so hopefully we never see the levels of 2017 again. All the best.

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator ______________________________________________________________________ Hamilton faces $30-million bill to fix, protect storm-battered shorelines Council is applying for federal climate adaptation grants to help prevent high water levels and...

From the Waterkeeper's Site _________________________________________________ News The price of salt: How road salts are affecting our Great Lakes Published on December 24, 2018 by Elise Mackie. Around Lake Ontario, winter-weather forecasts bring out road...

This kind of tsunami can strike in the Great Lakes Sunday, December 23, 2018, 10:19 AM - The word 'tsunami' tends to evoke terrifying images, like the ones coming out of the devastation in Indonesia. But did you know that tsunami waves can strike much closer to home -- even away from the...

Thank you very much Don, this was actually my question when picking them up and no one had an answer. I am going to get one framed and I will be using the blue side, lets call that the correct one.

Long time Beach guy Frank Ryan dropped off a stack old Beach signs from 80's when the City was trying make the Beach a park. If anyone would like one, please let me know. hbcf@cogeco.ca

We are not alone with having issues with the Port Authority, check the attached document. "… The Toronto Port Authority (TPA) needs to start acting as an agency of the federal government, and by extension, concerned about the public interest. It needs to deal fairly and openly with the City of...

I get a lot people asking me about the schedule for the Lift Bridge, during the warm weather pleasure craft can transit the canal on the hour and on the half hour, there is some push at present to get this delayed during the morning rush hour but that hasn't happened yet and may never happen...

Now we re-start the cycle, the level will slowly raise depending on the weather conditions. Thanks for the updates!

Hopefully no rain next year! It was a successful food drive as Beach Rescue collected over 2100 lbs of food from residents. Many thanks to all those who donated and to the crew of the Rescue unit.

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This has already been posted, so just a friendly reminder for tomorrow's food drive. Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit – Sink A Ship Food Drive! On Monday, November 12th, the volunteers of the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit will be delivering a shopping bag with a flyer to your mailbox regarding...

These old poems from the Dynes dated late 50's to early 60's were donated by Doug Dean, Doug passed away a year ago this month. I have attached one and the rest can be viewed in the Gallery. http://hamiltonbeachcommunity.com/gallery3/Dynes/Dynes-Xmas-Poems