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UPDATE- Upbound Claremont Access reopens
Traffic has resumed upbound on the Claremont Access about one hour after a mud slide crashed through a retaining wall and caused police to shut down traffic going in both directions.
Masked men rob Mountain variety store at knifepoint
Hamilton police are on the lookout for two masked men who robbed a Mountain variety store at knifepoint late Tuesday night.
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Rileys exercising along the brow
Don’t be alarmed this weekend when you see soldiers wandering around the west Mountain.
Councillors retain weekly waste collection
Hamilton councillors have dumped the idea of bi-weekly waste collection, and instead endorsed the current one-bag, weekly curbside pickup system, while allowing residents to use bag tags.
Police warn stolen animal drugs dangerous to people
Hamilton police warn that drugs stolen from a Mohawk Road East animal hospital on the weekend can be harmful if taken by people.
Aerotropolis OMB crawls along; Councillor calls for city to opt out of case
As the Ontario Municipal Board hearing on the areotropolis slowly continued at the Hamilton Convention Centre last week, across the street at city hall, aHamiltoncouncillor urged his colleagues to reverse their original decision that approved creating the airport employment growth district around the airport.
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Westmount wins west Mountain battle
First senior city basketball title since 1978
Elderly driver becomes city’s first traffic fatality of the year
An 80-year-old man whose car hit a parked vehicle on Upper Wentworth Street earlier this month has become the city’s first traffic fatality of the year.
Final demolition OK turns Crooks’ Hollow into ‘war zone’
The Crooks’ Hollow Conservation Area's appearance is being likened to a “war zone” now that the demolition of its dam has received final approval from the Ministry of the Environment and work is underway.
Meadowlands drives Ancaster population growth
The area bounded by Glancaster Road to the east, Southcote Road to the west, Garner Road to the south and Golf Links Road is the fastest growing part of Ancaster – by far.
Inspector’s disciplinary trial remains on hold
It will be a while yet before a tribunal resumes a hearing on misconduct charges against a Hamilton police inspector accused of engaging in sexual activity on the job and having porn on his work computer.
Worst of Crooks’ Hollow sediment to go to Taro dump
A change in plans will see the Hamilton Conservation Authority truck about 400 cubic metres of zinc-contaminated sediment dredged from the reservoir by the Crooks’ Hollow dam to the Taro dump in Stoney Creek when the structure is demolished.
Driver refuses to let pickup truck flee collision
A 41-year-old Hamilton man faces drunk-driving charges after being tailed all the way onto the east Mountain by another motorist who refused to let a pickup truck flee an accident near the bottom of the Sherman Cut.
Three firearms seized at Concession Street apartment
A 27-year-old Mountain man faces a spate of gun charges after Hamilton police seized three firearms, including a sawed-off shotgun, at a Concession Street apartment.
Driver nabbed going 124 km-h on Fennell
A 19-year-old woman has lost her car for a week and faces a hefty fine after being clocked driving more than double the speed limit on Fennell Avenue.
School trustees balk at signing ‘one-sided’ parent charter
In what one calls “an extremely strange message,” Hamilton-Wentworth District School Board trustees are withholding their signature for now on a new local charter of rights for parents.
Parkside high school closure plan gets rough ride
At least two public school trustees are questioning the decision to target Parkside High School for closure and relocate students to Highland.
Peddle loses bid to keep Billy Green students at Sherwood
Hamilton public school trustees have rejected calls to reverse a decision to let Billy Green elementary school students in the Sherwood catchment area apply to go to Saltfleet District for high school instead.
 
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