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Ancaster firm constructs Dundas office building
Head Street project brings more than 40,000 square feet of office space.
Transition begins as two-campus idea grows
Highland and Parkside could share sports teams.
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Sunday, May, 19, 2013 - 1:01:32 PM
Police seek witnesses in accident involving pedestrian "Should still be charges.What if it had been a child & the driver did not see their hands & drove over the kid ?!?!"
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Saturday, May, 18, 2013 - 1:01:41 PM
Liberty Energy leaves Hamilton with regret "Sorry my last comment should have read "due to" not "do to""
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Saturday, May, 18, 2013 - 1:01:22 PM
Liberty Energy leaves Hamilton with regret "Just another lost project do to small mindedness by TWO Councillors. It is the same old same old mentality. The North East area of the City runs this city."
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Trapped deer shot on Governor's Road
Agencies say proper procedures were followed.
How "age-friendly" is Dundas?
Aging initiative kicks-off with information session.
DQ project still moving forward
Revisions add 16-units within same footprint.
Politicians express concerns over LRT costs
Dundas councillor Russ Powers jumped off the light-rail transit train, even though politicians yet again threw their support behind the B-line plan.
Photo by Rachel Gardner
Sprouting a sustainable farm tradition
Three lines of tree saplings now divide 20 newly acquired acres at ManoRun Organic Farm, as the small farm launched into a rising agricultural tradition called “permaculture.”
Photo by Richard Leitner
Renovations complete
Theatre Ancaster celebrated the newly renovated upper floor of the Old Firehall Arts Centre with an open house that featured plenty of activities.
School board seeks to levy $1,040 fee on new homes
The Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board is proposing to charge a levy of $1,040 on new homes to help pay for six new school sites, including land for the high school to be built on the southeast Mountain.
Provincial body intervenes in trustee conflict case
The Ontario Public School Boards’ Association will intervene in a Prince Philip Elementary School parent’s legal bid to have trustee Judith Bishop removed from office for an alleged conflict of interest in voting to close the school.
All-day kindergarten offers respite from budget blues
The expansion of all-day kindergarten will offset falling enrolment in other grades and boost the Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board’s spending by nearly $2 million this year.
Board official casts doubt on ‘scary’ Saltfleet overcrowding
Projections showing Saltfleet District High School’s student population will grow to one and a half times its capacity in the next decade even after a new wing is built are a worst case scenario, a school board official says.
Hamilton councillors call in integrity commissioner to investigate mayor’s ‘bullying’
In a 13-1 vote, Hamilton councillors agreed to ask Integrity Commissioner Earl Basse to investigate an alleged confrontation that occurred between Mayor Bob Bratina and City Manager Chris Murray during an April 24 council meeting.
Growers return to the Mountain
The tables should start going up in the Sacred Heart church parking lot at Viewpoint and Mountain Park avenues around 5:30 Saturday morning.
Photo by Mark Newman
What’s the worst road in Hamilton?
Is there a road in your neighbourhood that looks more like moonscape than a residential street?
Photo by Mark Newman
55 plus games underway
Bob Heyward and Jean Greathead were beaming.
‘Healthy competition’ makes all schools better: Catholic chair
The chair of Hamilton’s Catholic school board says he’s “extremely disappointed” but not surprised to see his public-board counterparts once again calling for a single, publicly funded education system
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Missing man suspects identified
Hamilton police have released descriptions of two male suspects in the disappearance of a 32-year-old Ancaster man who has been missing since Monday evening.
 
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