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Also check out an old thread on the coyote topic; http://hamiltonbeachcommunity.com/forum/threads/coyotes-move-into-the-beach-strip.1390/

From 2017 See a coyote? Keep your distance: Burlington Animal Control Department offers tips on how to reduce conflicts between coyotes and humans, pets Jan 17, 2017 by John Bkila Burlington Post...

City offers coyote safety tips for pets Residents shouldn’t let their pets off leash while on a walk November 17th, 2018 The Hamilton Spectator Coyote experts say there is no reason to suspect the...

This reading looks encouraging, unless we monsoon rains we should be about the same as last year or even lower as we are roughly .2 meters lower.

A couple from member Maggie Fall colours near the Trail at Confederation Park A new bench near CCIW. The quote from the plaque; "It's not about the work, it's the people I enjoy- Niki Kish The tower near Killarney Ave was lite up for a movie shoot, I believe the title of the movie was Ransom.

What would she think about having all that salt beside her house, good find! From November 25th, the Salt company and the Port have stopped inbound ships from listing their location on AIS, this pile appeared late last week. I will have to watch the ships a little better. AIS...

Published Date: 01:37 AM Event Date: Nov 12, 2018 LAKING, Melissa Ann It is with great sadness the family would like to announce the sudden loss of Melissa. Loving daughter of Judy and step-father Hugh Kennedy. Dear daughter of Harry Laking. Predeceased by her daughter Juliann. Beloved...

I noticed a large amount of a salt looking blotches all the my vehicles last Saturday and this happen again today, I checked the piles over on Eastport and they were covered but I called the MOE anyway to check. It seems the Port or their tenant are cleaning up old salt piles that have been...

The Beach Council has submitted a letter to the City outlining our thoughts on this development.

Coyote makes off with Joey the Chihuahua on Hamilton beach strip November 13, 2018 The Hamilton Spectator Hamilton Police say a woman reported that her dog was snatched away by a coyote early...

Many thanks to Lisa Witherington.

This should be brought forward at our next meeting, get some planning going.

Moving ahead to the early 60's, the store is now Ernie's Lunch owned by the Shewfelt family.

This picture shows Norma Drew (a relation to the Corey family) standing in front of the store, now Pemberton's at Station 9 on Southpark Ave. Beside Norma is the Corey home. Thanks to member Drogo. The hunting trip is in another thread already posted, but the store is also in the background...

From the Burlington & Hamilton Beach Review July 9th, 1926 Thanks to K. Kinrade The first grocery store ever conducted on Hamilton Beach was operated by the late R. A. Webster. It was situated on the exact location of Jim Smith's store at Station 9, between 25 and 26 years ago. Mr. Webster, a...

Finally got these banners back, thanks again to Gwen Hall.

This application is asking for changes with the permitted elevation and backyard size.

We have a few houses that have been nicely decorated this year.

What about people who get their city water from wells? Only chlorine is added to the city's four wells at Carlisle, Freelton, Lynden, and Greensville. Orthophosphate will not be added — any lead in the system is so minor it is not an issue. Isn't adding orthophosphate to lake water...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator ______________________________________________________________________ New chemical being added to Hamilton drinking water treatment The city is adding orthophosphate to the drinking water to reduce corrosion in the city’s remaining old lead...