Many thanks to Lisa Witherington.
The next Beach Community Council Meeting is Tuesday, November 6th at 7:30 pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit. The meeting that was scheduled in September was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
If you see any fallout from the industry around the harbor that is affecting the Beach, please call and report it. The Ministry of the Environment 24 hr line 1-800-268-6060, local office line, 905-521-7650.
For the last couple of years the Port has allowed the storage of mountains of road salt that when left uncovered or moved impacts the residents in the area. Unlike coal dust, salt can corrode and damage your home and vehicle. The salt companies have moved these piles further north on Eastport Drive this year and the impacted areas border on the side streets between Locarno Avenue and Knapman Avenue. We ask that residents keep watch during times of high winds and report all occurrences to the MOE and please contact the community so that we can keep track as well – hbcf@cogeco.ca
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 our Sink A Ship Food Drive. We’d like to collect enough non-perishable food to sink our Zodiac! If you are participating in the food drive, we ask that you put your grocery bag outside your door on Saturday, November 24th by 8am as we will be collecting the bags and filling our Zodiac between 8am and noon. Thank you for helping with this great cause!
it's that time of the year again, when the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit holds its annual Turkey Raffle Fundraiser. Come out and join us on Friday, November 30th at 7pm. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Grab your neighbour and come out and have some fun. Thank you for supporting the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit.
Beach Community Council Meeting
The next Beach Community Council Meeting is Tuesday, November 6th at 7:30 pm at the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit. The meeting that was scheduled in September was cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances.
Salt Fallout
If you see any fallout from the industry around the harbor that is affecting the Beach, please call and report it. The Ministry of the Environment 24 hr line 1-800-268-6060, local office line, 905-521-7650.
For the last couple of years the Port has allowed the storage of mountains of road salt that when left uncovered or moved impacts the residents in the area. Unlike coal dust, salt can corrode and damage your home and vehicle. The salt companies have moved these piles further north on Eastport Drive this year and the impacted areas border on the side streets between Locarno Avenue and Knapman Avenue. We ask that residents keep watch during times of high winds and report all occurrences to the MOE and please contact the community so that we can keep track as well – hbcf@cogeco.ca
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 our Sink A Ship Food Drive. We’d like to collect enough non-perishable food to sink our Zodiac! If you are participating in the food drive, we ask that you put your grocery bag outside your door on Saturday, November 24th by 8am as we will be collecting the bags and filling our Zodiac between 8am and noon. Thank you for helping with this great cause!
it's that time of the year again, when the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit holds its annual Turkey Raffle Fundraiser. Come out and join us on Friday, November 30th at 7pm. Bring your family. Bring your friends. Grab your neighbour and come out and have some fun. Thank you for supporting the Hamilton Beach Rescue Unit.
Mark your calendars! The Beach Kids Christmas Party is on Saturday, December 8th, 2018 from 11am to 1pm. There will be snacks, crafts, face painting and a visit by the big man himself!!
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