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Summary from: Nov. 17, 2009 Katie Stiel the Campaign Coordinator introduced the campaign to the community. Thank you to the residents that attended. Environment Hamilton, led by Executive Director Lynda Lukasik is a local nongovernment, not for profit organization that works with local residents...

We've taken the FIRST Step! Thanks to: - Past Chair Tony Butler's project management over the past 3 years of the procurement and development of the Business Plan, today's excellent presentation and deft responses to the councillors' questions, - strong support from Culture Division...

When I grow I want to be just like mommy! Sharla been posting a lot in the Humour section lately so when I seen this at another Site, I had to add it.

Information Meeting-Tuesday November 17 at the Beach Rescue Unit The Good Neighbour Campaign will be holding two community Information meetings next week. These meetings will be a chance for you to voice your concerns and share your pollution stories. We will go over the campaign in detail and...

1) Fall's here - we switch back to our winter schedule! Join us this Sunday November 8 at 2 pm for our 6th Annual General Meeting at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit, 316 Beach Blvd., Hamilton. We've got some business to attend to, to: - help finish our website, - finetune our...

Stoney Creek News Sep 11, 2009 Thanks to a generous donation by Hamilton resident Frank Charles Miller, a new wooden patio, a beach volleyball court and a combined basketball/ball hockey court are now available for the public to enjoy near the Lakeland Centre and Pool. Mr. Miller is already...

By Kevin Werner, News Staff Stoney Creek News Sep 11, 2009 The link between Burlington and Hamilton became a little stronger last week after their MP confirmed public meetings will be held to determine how to improve cycling and pedestrian access across the Burlington Canal. Conservative MP...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator October 28, 2009 Stacey Escott Special to The Hamilton Spectator (Oct 28, 2009) When construction first began on the iconic Skyway bridge, it was considered the largest ongoing steel construction job in Canada and possibly North America...

A few residents have taken the time to dress up their house for Halloween, the best job that I have seen so far is near Forth Ave. If you have seen one on the Beach Strip that is better or have done a good job dressing up, let us know.

Just to let everyone, Hydro One is in the process of some emergency repairs. Many of the "conductors" (cables) have been found to be in very poor shape and need to be replaced, you may have seen a helicopter flying very close to the towers last month. At present, they are removing the weights...

Lost; A set of keys with a remote on the ring. (Same set attached) If you happened to find them, please contact me. Thanks

Coyote Season is coming What do coyotes look like? Coyotes can easily be mistaken for unleashed dogs - they have large, upright ears and bushy tails, look a bit like small German shepherds, and have narrow, fox-like muzzles (noses) What areas of Hamilton have coyote activity? Coyote activity is...

Hamilton Beach Community Council Summary Meeting October 6, 2009. The executive and 3 members of the community met and discussed the following: • The Children’s Christmas Party is being planned and the Council has designated funds for organizing the event. • The Waterfront Trust Project Advisory...

Good Neighbour Campaign The Hamilton Good Neighbour Campaign is a new project that has been started this year through Environment Hamilton to open lines of communication between industry and the community. Our efforts are modeled after the approach used by Ohio Citizen Action; the organization...

Province condemned Beach Strip coyote October 13, 2009 Eric McGuinness The Hamilton Spectator (Oct 13, 2009) Hamilton animal control officers appealed all the way to the office of Donna Cansfield, Ontario Minister of Natural Resources, in an unsuccessful bid to save the life of a female coyote...

The 2010 (Gary Evans) Beach Calendar is now out. They sell for $15 per copy and can purchased by contacting Gwen Hall. These calendars are full of Beach history facts and pictures. Gwen lives at 924 Beach Blvd or you can call her @ (905) 544-7873

The Annual Beach Reunion will take on Friday September 25th at 1pm. As in past years, it will be held at the Beach Rescue Unit hall.

Chad Collins Councillor, Ward 5 City HaIl, 71 Main Street West, Hamilton, Ontario L8P 4Y5 Tel. 905 546-2716 Res. 905 545-3737 Fax 905 546-2535 E-mail: <ccollins@city.hamilton.on.ca> Councillor Chad Collins - Ward 5 September 4th 2009 Dear Resident: In Septernber of 2008 I invited Beach...

Environment Hamilton has launched a Good Neighbour Campaign with the goal of opening lines of communication between local industries and their neighbours. Our campaign is currently focussed on ArcelorMittal-Dofasco and we are working to see impacts such as air emissions from this plant...

Posted with permission from the Hamilton Spectator Great Lakes coast guard vessel named in memory of scientist September 09, 2009 Eric McGuinness The Hamilton Spectator BURLINGTON (Sep 9, 2009) Pride, sorrow and celebration mixed at the christening of the Canadian Coast Guard Ship Kelso at the...